From: Schernau, Ed (Edward.Schernau@CITIZENSBANK.com)
Date: Tue Dec 21 2004 - 11:42:02 EST
Hello all, I'm running an SNMP polling application on Solaris 9. I'm
finding that despite an application setting of 30 seconds for a timeout,
that if the polled node responds in > 20 seconds, the Solaris machine
returns a UDP port unreachable to the remote machine.
While I argue with my SNMP app vendor, does anyone know of any, possibly
hidden, kernel values that would govern how long the OS would allow a UDP
port to accept connections?
TIA,
Ed
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