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==Glossary of Technical Terms==

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==<nop>PingInterval==

The <nop>PingInterval parameter occurs in the [Protocol TCP] portion of the <nop>OpenLink Session Rules   
Book. If the <nop>PingWatchDog parameter is set to Yes, the Request Broker will forward ICMP packets to clients at specified intervals. The number of seconds between intervals is dictated by the value passed to <nop>PingInterval. 

Example: 

{{{
PingInterval = 120 
}}}

See Also: Keep Alive, <nop>PingWatchDog