From: robert.forsey@axa-sharedservices.co.uk
Date: Wed Jun 19 2002 - 09:51:44 EDT
Hi everyone
I have OpenSSH 2.9p2 installed on a number of servers running Solaris 8. If I
try to connect to a server that is not available the ssh session hangs for a
considerable amount of time before timing out.
I have tried setting the ConnectionAttempts parameter on the command line and
the config files to 1. This cuts the time down it hangs to about 4 minutes. If
it is set to 2 it hangs for 8 minutes etc etc. In the ssh man page this
parameter is supposed to set the number of attempts made to connect at a rate of
1 a second. Therefore my understanding is that a setting of 1 should timeout
after 1 second not 4 minutes.
Obviously I am missing something. I have tried setting the FallBackToRsh
parameter to no, but that didn't make a difference either.
Any help appreciated.
Robert Forsey
Axa Tech UK
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