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Menus Reference Manual: Edit Remote Site - CMCP Parameters - IPX Spoofing Menu
3 - IPX Idle
The IPX Idle option defines the idle time in seconds that the P1700 will wait before sending the first fake (spoofed)
watchdog to the client for the IPX session. Idle time is the time when the P1700 does not receive IPX watchdog
messages for that IPX session.
When the IPX Idle option is set to off, the P1700 will never send out fake watchdog messages.
The IPX watchdog messages are used by servers to determine if the client at the end of the IPX session is still alive.
Default:
[300 sec]
Enter :
time in seconds (from 60 to 1260), off
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4 - IPX Interval
The IPX Interval option defines the internal interval time in seconds that the P1700 will wait before sending the next
IPX watchdog. These additional watchdog messages will be sent when there has not been a response to the initial
watchdog messages sent from the P1700.
The IPX watchdog messages are used by servers to determine if the client at the end of the IPX session is still alive.
Default:
[60 sec]
Enter :
time in seconds (from 10 to 600)
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5 - IPX Retries
The IPX Retries option defines the number of unacknowledged fake IPX watchdog messages that this P1700 will send
before the IPX session is considered dead.
The IPX watchdog messages are used by servers to determine if the client at the end of the IPX session is still alive.
Default:
[10]
Enter :
Number of retries (from 5 to 100)
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