Re: telnetd process getting terminated

hi

I mean to say on Similar memory,capacity,load the performance of other
flavours like AIX,Redhat were better/good compared to solaris.

All the user sessions were active.

there are no firewall issues,before 3 hrs 4 hrs before u r able to
login ,when you are giving the load its getting terminated.

There is no script running which will kill idle sessions(user script)

thanks
koole.
Casper H. S. *** wrote:
"koole" <KeerthiPrasad.ma@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

On similar env with the same capacity,same memory i found telnetd
process getting terminated.

Define "similar"; there is nothing in Solaris that does this.
(except the growing of te stack which is unlikely to happen in
steady state telnet)

I would not exclude a bug that causes this (severe memory starvation),
but there is nothing that does this.

If idle connection die after a time with "connection refused", then there's
likely some middle box (firewall, gateway) which causes this behaviour.

It is also possible that the system runs a program which terminates
long running and/or idle sessions.

Casper
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