[c-nsp] SSH Sessions on IOS

[Ryan O'Connell]

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"exec-timeout 30 0" on the vty  will also ensure you don't get
sessions left hanging about.

On 27/04/2005 17:30, Dennis Peng wrote:

| If I understand you correctly, that situation can happen with
| telnet as well. The router can't tell the difference between a user
|  who is idle and user who has disappeared off the network because
| there is no output generated toward the user without input from the
|  user (unless you have debug/logs enabled or something). Try
| "service tcp-keepalives-in".
|
| Dennis
|
| Mark Tinka [mtinka at africaonline.co.sz] wrote:
|
|> Hi all.
|>
|> Is it a bug in IOS to keep an SSH session active after a user
|> disconnects without explicity logging out or exiting, or did I
|> miss a step in the SSH setup?
|>
|> Mark.



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