Hello Andew ,
There is firewall in the whole path .
I have captured the packets about 3 hours , the file size is 24 , but after i download it ,there is not any packets.
-rw-r--r-- 1 root system 24 May 31 19:34 65274.pcap
So if i want to fix this issue , i have to change my application code slightly ?
BR
Xu Bo
On Mon, May 31, 2010 at 7:58 PM, Andrew Hood
<ajhood@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Bo Xu wrote:
> It is still in Established state after 13 hours .
>
> 2010-5-31 1:40:29 state information
>
> tcp4 0 0 10.7.127.104.6553 10.7.184.23.61537
> ESTABLISHED
> tcp4 0 0 10.7.127.104.6553 10.7.184.23.65274
> ESTABLISHED
>
> 2010-5-31 14:43:30 state information
> tcp4 0 0 10.7.127.104.6553 10.7.184.23.61537
> ESTABLISHED
> tcp4 0 0 10.7.127.104.6553 10.7.184.23.65274
> ESTABLISHED
>
> Now I am doing the tcpdump in my AIX server , the file size is still 0 after
> about 10 minutes .
>
> According to MR.Andrew point , if the SO_KEEPALIVE option is 0 which is set
> by application , so these 2 connection will be in Established state for ever
> ?
Correct. If SO_KEEPALIVE is 0 - the default value - AIX will never close
the connection.
If keepalives were being used, you would have to wait tcp_keepidle/2
seconds after the last data packet before a keepalive test packet was
sent. Your 10 minute tcpdump is unlikely to see one. You would need to
run it for at least tcp_keepidle/2 seconds.
The two zeroes in your netstat output are the receive and send queue
lengths. If they were non-zero and the other end of the connection was
down, TCP duplicate ACKs and/or retransmits would have closed the
connection within a couple of minutes.
You did not confirm or deny my hypothesis that there was a firewall in
the path.
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