cavitt@cs.odu.edu (David Cavitt) (07/31/90)
IF the PC gets disconnected from the UNIX machine, without me
purposefully shutting everything(killing all clients then logging
out), it hoses up networking on the UNIX machine. I then cannot
rlogin, telnet or ftp to the unix machine. Even though it seems to
make the connection, it never asks for login. If I sit down at
the console, I can rlogin out of the UNIX machine but not telnet
or FTP. The netstat command gives me this:
Active Internet connections
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address (state)
tcp 20 0 snox.xxrc.zzzz.g.login uxv.xxrc.zzzz.go.1020 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 6 0 snox.xxrc.zzzz.g.telne hail.xxrc.zzzz.g.1032 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 20 0 snox.xxrc.zzzz.g.login jkapc.xxrc.zzzz..27 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 0 0 snox.xxrc.zzzz.g.exec jkapc.xxrc.zzzz..600 CLOSED
tcp 0 0 snox.xxrc.zzzz.g.1071 jkapc.xxrc.zzzz..Xserv FIN_WAIT_1
Whats the problem here??????
There are no processes that correspond to these 'active' Internet
connections. Is there some way to delete these connections??
So far the only way to fix this is to reboot. I've attempted to
stop, then restart networking, but I'm not sure of what I'm
doing and the mocumentation is silent about this.
Also What is the accepted method of quiting X, Kill the server???
THANKs for the Help
Keith Alston
jon@uxv.larc.nasa.gov
jc-svs ;-)