23 Oct
2018
23 Oct
'18
8:55 p.m.
On 2018-10-23 20:08, Robert Armstrong wrote:
System reboot for example?
Johnny
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What clearly
is going on is that the TCP connection (in that mode) might
be reopened if the network is flaky, ..
I just searched thru my logs, and I can confirm that it happens on UDP
links as well -
From node 2.1 (LEGATO), 20-OCT-2018 00:17:17.67
Circuit TCP-0-3, Unexpected packet type, Adjacent node = 3.47
(RVDSXL)
Packet beginning = 012F0C0540020200002C01000404FF7F
.....
$! TCP-0-3 rvdsxl.rv13.net rok.vidmar at gmail.com
$ sysgen connect tcpa3:/noadapter/driver=tcpdriver
$ multinet set/decnet/remote=193.2.191.212 /device=tcpa3:/connect
I can see where a TCP link could be disconnected by some network hiccup, but
UDP links are stateless. What could cause one of them to become
disconnected and restart?