Re: netstat -t concerns

2008-03-18 Thread Joe Messineo
Sometimes these connections will stay established for hours.   Certain subnets 
(including our office) have no such connections.  We have recently upgraded 
our 3270 emulation software to support encryption.

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Re: netstat -t concerns

2008-03-18 Thread Hal Merritt
I think I recall that some of the NETSTAT displays include both open and
recently closed connections. I'll bet that recently closed connections
are what you are seeing.   


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Subject: netstat -t concerns

When running the netstat -t command, I am getting a lot of established 
connections which do not have an ApplName or and LuName tied to them.  
These have bytes in and bytes out counts.

I have tried lowering the values to the TIMEMARK and SCANINTERVAL 
parameters but this has no effect on these occurences.   These can
account 
for 20-30% of the total connections during peak hours.

My feeling is these are also tied to some of our older 3270 emulator 
programs.   Perhaps these emulators are not breaking the connection
properly?

Is this something to be concerned about?

Are there ways to reduce or eliminate these occurences?

Thanks in advance
Joe





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