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Re: telnet timeout

 
Chakravarthi
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telnet timeout

Hi all,

how do i disable the telnet inactive session timeout,

i tried TMOUT=0, no luck,, is there any other paramaters needs to be changed??

i'm using 2.1AS

chakri
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Steven E. Protter
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Re: telnet timeout

unset TMOUT

Or if you start up an application of any kind, even top the session will appear active and not be touched by TMOUT variable.

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Muthukumar_5
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Re: telnet timeout

We can separate this as two method,

1. Your telnetd service getting inactive after reaching session timeout. ( but it is not in your case )

2. If you use modem to connect the server from your machine, then it may inactive the telnet session.

You can get over this problem by running a script suggested on
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=106287
in back ground mode so that it will keep the modem in link with connection
Easy to suggest when don't know about the problem!
Chris Saunderson
Frequent Advisor

Re: telnet timeout

It's often a shell problem. If you're using tcsh, then unset AUTOLOGOUT.
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Chakravarthi
Trusted Contributor

Re: telnet timeout

i'm not using any modem,

i'm suspecting my layer 3 switch which is running tcpproxy