11-20-2009
Thanks for the reply jlliagre,
Due the application urgency we are forced to go for the application (weblogic server restart to kill the connections ) then the connection status went to FIN_WAIT_1 from ESTABLISHED and later on it dissappered. Now BAU.
But the appplication bug is there so we may need to find out other than the application restart.
I followed the way you shown and i have find out the process but again it was the weblogic server running on the system. which means in order to kill the connection i need to kill/stop the weblogic server
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But any way great learning !!
Thanks again for your patience in explaining this
Cheers
GIC
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AXCTL(8) Linux System Managers Manual AXCTL(8)
NAME
axctl - Configure/Kill running AX.25 connections.
SYNOPSIS
axctl [-v] port dest src window|t1|t2|t3|n2|idle|paclen|kill [parm]
DESCRIPTION
The axctl command is designed to be a multi-function command that allows miscellaneous commands to be issued to the Linux AX.25 protocol
layer for existing AX.25 connections. The connection is uniquely identified via the combination of port, destination callsign and source
callsign, with that information the kernel is able to change the parameters, or abort the connection.
Many of the options are similar to those found in axparms and perform the same function. Only one parameter may be changed on each invoka-
tion of axctl.
OPTIONS
-v Displays the version number.
window window Sets the window size for the AX.25 connection.
t1 t1-timeout Sets the initial T1 timeout value for the AX.25 connection, the value is given in seconds.
t2 t2-timeout Sets the T2 timeout value for the AX.25 connection, the value is given in seconds.
t3 t3-timeout Sets the T3 timeout value for the AX.25 connected, the value is given in seconds.
n2 n2-count Sets the maximum number of tries for the AX.25 connection.
idle idle-timeout Sets the value for the idle timer for the AX.25 connection, the value is in minutes.
paclen paclength Sets the maximum packet length that may be transmitted on the AX.25 connection.
kill Will abort an existing AX.25 connection.
FILES
/etc/ax25/axports
SEE ALSO
call(1), getsockopt(2), setsockopt(2), ax25(4), axparms(8), axports(5).
AUTHORS
Joerg Reuter DL1BKE <jreuter@poboxes.com>
Linux 2 August 1996 AXCTL(8)