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> HI!
> i'm using the solaris 7 on ultra 10 system.As whenever i telnet to any
> other unix system.If the session is inactive(for 2 hour's) it gives
> error Connection close by foreign host".

> I did following thigs.

> 1> I check the TIMEOUT variable defined in /etc/default/login .It's
> commented means default value 300 seconds.

> 2> I'm using cshell.I check out the the tcpkeep_interval.It probe
> after 2 hour's for tcp session(7200000ms). And then sesion time out.

> 3> There is no any idled or any third party daemons running for
> disconnecting the idle session.

> 4> I check the network there is no any packet drops or collision.

> Please help me out as it's urgent.

> Rgds, Raj

> Is there a firewall between you and these systems?

> Norman

> > HI!
> > i'm using the solaris 7 on ultra 10 system.As whenever i telnet to any
> > other unix system.If the session is inactive(for 2 hour's) it gives
> > error Connection close by foreign host".

> > I did following thigs.

> > 1> I check the TIMEOUT variable defined in /etc/default/login .It's
> > commented means default value 300 seconds.

> > 2> I'm using cshell.I check out the the tcpkeep_interval.It probe
> > after 2 hour's for tcp session(7200000ms). And then sesion time out.

> > 3> There is no any idled or any third party daemons running for
> > disconnecting the idle session.

> > 4> I check the network there is no any packet drops or collision.

> > Please help me out as it's urgent.

> > Rgds, Raj

> i'm using the solaris 7 on ultra 10 system.As whenever i telnet to any
> other unix system.If the session is inactive(for 2 hour's) it gives
> error Connection close by foreign host".

> 2> I'm using cshell.I check out the the tcpkeep_interval.It probe
> after 2 hour's for tcp session(7200000ms). And then sesion time out.

> > i'm using the solaris 7 on ultra 10 system.As whenever i telnet to any
> > other unix system.If the session is inactive(for 2 hour's) it gives
> > error Connection close by foreign host".

> > 2> I'm using cshell.I check out the the tcpkeep_interval.It probe
> > after 2 hour's for tcp session(7200000ms). And then sesion time out.

> In addition to checking to see if the firewall is killing your session,
> look at the value of the variable "autologout" to see if the shell kills
> itself.

> If the shell kills itself, the next time you login you will not be able
> to see your old shell processes.  If the firewall kills the connections,
> the old processes will still be running waiting for the next command.

>>>i'm using the solaris 7 on ultra 10 system.As whenever i telnet to any
>>>other unix system.If the session is inactive(for 2 hour's) it gives
>>>error Connection close by foreign host".

>>>2> I'm using cshell.I check out the the tcpkeep_interval.It probe
>>>after 2 hour's for tcp session(7200000ms). And then sesion time out.

>>In addition to checking to see if the firewall is killing your session,
>>look at the value of the variable "autologout" to see if the shell kills
>>itself.

>>If the shell kills itself, the next time you login you will not be able
>>to see your old shell processes.  If the firewall kills the connections,
>>the old processes will still be running waiting for the next command.