Ok, i tried this.... In vain... :
The get socket shows :
xxxxxxxx(M)-> get socket
Socket Type State Remote IP Port Local IP Port
0 tcp4/6 listen :: 0 :: 80
1 tcp4/6 listen :: 0 :: 443
2 tcp4/6 listen :: 0 :: 23
3 tcp4/6 listen :: 0 :: 22
4 tcp listen 0.0.0.0 0 0.0.0.0 12521
119 tcp close 0.0.0.0 0 0.0.0.0 0
128 tcp close 0.0.0.0 0 0.0.0.0 0
140 tcp open 10.12.1.165 36844 126.0.14.49 22
The only socket i can kill is the socket id 140 which is my connection (i
tried and i killed my own connection)
The problem is that i want to kill the other ssh connections seen in the get
console :
xxxxxxxx(M)-> get cons
Console timeout: 0(minute), Page size: 20/20, debug: buffer
privilege 200, config has not been changed!, default save prompt on
exit/reset: yes
ID State Duration Task Type Host
0 Login 4 41220272 SSH 10.12.1.165:57808
1 Login 18289 41207952 SSH 10.12.1.165:56314
2 Login 86358 41190704 SSH 10.12.1.165:36584
3 Logout 0 41211648 Local
4 Logout 0 41193168 Local
5 Logout 0 41159904 Local
Look at the duration of sessions id 1 and 2. Those connections should have
been closed since a long time !
Any other idea ?
Thanks
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Andre Dyck [mailto:dyck.andre@gmail.com]
Envoyé : mercredi 21 mars 2007 16:02
À : Arno MESGUICH
Cc : 'DH'; nn@qorbit.net
Objet : Re: [nn] Command rejected due to writing config conflict
Hi Arno,
Arno MESGUICH <arno.mesguich@noxs.fr> [070321 15:31]:
>
> The problem is that i can't kick all ssh sessions.
> I also tried to clear the sessions from a specific ip (10.12.1.165), to
port
> 22, using "clear session" with filters. But it doesn't seem to work.
> Is it possible to kick only one specific connection ?
try this:
- CLI: get socket
- lookup ID for entry with the specific ip
- CLI: cl socket id XX (XX is socket ID)
regards
a.d
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Andre Dyck dyck.andre@gmail.com JNCIS-FWV
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