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clear active connections
I'm looking for a tool like Find from Netware, which is able on a schedule base to clear an active connection when no files are open and for a specific account.
I'm looking mainly for something for Netware 3.12
I'm looking mainly for something for Netware 3.12
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oops.... just realized you said 3.12 - how about in NetAdmin instead? :)
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It could be a good idea. But in fact I'm using an application which use an account to log in to the server but never clears the connection after. I can't use NetAdmin for that, because the time the appli needs to have a connection can change a lot. I'm more looking for something base on open files.
Thanks for your answer
Thanks for your answer
ASKER
It could be a good idea. But in fact I'm using an application which use an account to log in to the server but never clears the connection after. I can't use NetAdmin for that, because the time the appli needs to have a connection can change a lot. I'm more looking for something base on open files.
Thanks for your answer
Thanks for your answer
The answer you accepted does not fit the question. Time restrictions does not check for open files, it clears the connection when the time set is reached closing any open files.
Netadmin is not a 3.12 utility, that would be syscon.
Netadmin is not a 3.12 utility, that would be syscon.
JSTEGALL - I guess I have to retract my correction. You are absolutely correct - I don't know what I was thinking. SYSCON is most certainly the tool I meant to refer to. I apologize for the invalidity.
ASKER
I did not accepted any answers yet. I'm new in this exchange forum amd may be i did by mistake. In fact the answer which does fit my question is the one from jstegall with using NetOff.
Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot
You have to do something when you get the warning about automatic grading of an answer. If
you don't reject it you will accept it without doing anything. You may be able to go to Customer
Service and get them to reopen it since the answer is not acceptable, or even correct.
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you don't reject it you will accept it without doing anything. You may be able to go to Customer
Service and get them to reopen it since the answer is not acceptable, or even correct.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/topics/experts-exchange/
If you don't reject an answer and no comments are added to a question, it is auto-graded after a period of inactivity. That sounds like what probably happened on this question. In the future make sure that the expert who helped you has the proposed answer, then grade the question.
jstegall,
I'll post a question in this topic area to award you points for your answer.
Linda Gardner
Customer Service @ Experts Exchange
jstegall,
I'll post a question in this topic area to award you points for your answer.
Linda Gardner
Customer Service @ Experts Exchange