Configure Linux system control TCP timestamp and TCP keepalive parameters.
default sys control tcp-timestamp
no sys control tcp-timestamp
sys control tcp-timestamp
default sys control tcp-keepalive-interval
sys control tcp-keepalive-interval <1-3600>
default sys control tcp-keepalive-probes
sys control tcp-keepalive-probles <1-50>
default sys control tcp-keepalive-time
sys control tcp-keepalive-time <5-65535>
The TCP timestamp default is enabled. You can disable tcp timestamp with the command no sys control tcp-timestamp. The system displays the following warning message when a new configuration is applied:
Warning: Existing TCP connections won't be affected. A config save and reboot is required to apply this configuration for all TCP connections.
The TCP keepalive interval default is 10.
The TCP keepalive time default is 60.
The TCP keepalive probes default is 5.
Global Configuration
The tcp-keepalive-interval. tcp-keepalive-probes, and tcp-keepalive-time parameters are not supported on VSP 8600 Series.