Yep. That's the session timeout count down on the firewall. CC
--- Sent from my Galaxy Nexus On 20 Sep 2013 16:33, "Christophe Fergeau" <[email protected]> wrote: > On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 06:54:14AM +0800, Colin Coe wrote: > > OK, I'm confused. Why don't I see the keep alives in the wireshark dump? > > I'm happy to upload my pcap file to dropbox.redhat.com for analysis > > > > Apologies for harping on about this but the users are getting annoyed > with > > their sessions freezing or terminating. Also, we've confirmed that the > > exact timing is 30 minutes not 15 minutes > > > > I had a fairly long and productive chat with one of the guys that manage > > the other firewall cluster. I gave him the src and dst addresses and dst > > port and he was able to advise on the session state on the firewall. If > I > > opened a spice session to a RHEL server (no X) and minimised it, all 4 > > sessions on the 'odd' port started counting down from 1800. > > What is that counter? Is it the firewall keeping track of keep alive > packets, and dropping the connection when this second-based counter drops > to 0? > > Christophe >
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