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==Glossary of Technical Terms==

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==<nop>PingWatchDog==

The <nop>PingWatchDog parameter occurs in the [Protocol TCP] section of the <nop>OpenLink Session Rules Book. If <nop>PingWatchDog is set to Yes, the Request Broker will forward ICMP echo reply packets to each connected client. If the client does not reply to two successive packets, the Broker will move to terminate that client's connections. 

Example: 

{{{
PingWatchDog = Yes 
}}}

See Also: Keep Alive, <nop>PingInterval