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hi,
Please let me know "How can I reduce TCP timeout " for delay which
is normally in minutes.
I want to reduce it in miliseconds or 1-2 seconds.
Regards
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- 04-22-2009 #1Just Joined!
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TCP Timeout
hi,
Please let me know "How can I reduce TCP timeout " for delay which
is normally in minutes.
I want to reduce it in miliseconds or 1-2 seconds.
Regards
Vishgal
- 04-22-2009 #2
I think a tcp delay would be dependant on your application in question, not tcp in general, or any system wide configuration.
You also need to list quite a bit more information.
What distro are you running,
What application are you running that you're trying to reduce your timeout,
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- 04-22-2009 #3Just Joined!
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
Actually I need to develop a PING utility which will only use the TCP pinging and not the ICMP.
The TCPWaitTimeDelay in case of MOst opearting system is from 30-300 Seconds.
If the host machine does not up and I ping with the TCP then the timeout wil be on avaerage 2 minutes which will be quite high.
I need to set it in Miliseconds.
So how can I do this .
It will be very pleasing if you elloborate with some sample code.
Regrads
Vishal
- 04-22-2009 #4
I'm at work on windows, so I can't help you with real examples, but if ICMP CAN work for you, then just `man ping` to find all the details. You may also want to check out nmap, they have a tcp ping function built into it. I can't help you TOO much beyond that.
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