Ns-timeout – netscaler command reference

Ns-timeout - netscaler command reference number of facets of

The next operations can be carried out on "ns timeout":

set unset show

set ns timeout

Sets timeout values for a number of facets of the NetScaler appliance.Caution: Modifying these values can impact system performance.

Synopsys

set ns timeout [-zombie ] [-httpClient ] [-httpServer ] [-tcpClient ] [-tcpServer ] [-anyClient ] [-anyServer ] [-anyTcpClient ] [-anyTcpServer ] [-halfclose ] [-nontcpZombie ] [-ReducedFinTimeOut ] [-ReducedRstTimeOut ] [-NewConnIdleTimeOut ]

Arguments

zombie

Interval, within minutes, where the NetScaler zombie cleanup process must run. This method cleans up inactive TCP connections.

Default value: 120

Minimum value: 1

Maximum value: 600

httpClient

Global idle timeout, within minutes, for client connections of HTTP service type. This value has ended ridden through the client timeout that’s configured on individual entities.

Default value:

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 18000

httpServer

Global idle timeout, within minutes, for server connections of HTTP service type. This value has ended ridden through the server timeout that’s configured on individual entities.

Default value:

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 18000

tcpClient

Global idle timeout, within minutes, for non-HTTP client connections of TCP service type. This value has ended ridden through the client timeout that’s configured on individual entities.

Default value:

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 18000

tcpServer

Global idle timeout, within minutes, for non-HTTP server connections of TCP service type. This value has ended ridden through the server timeout that’s configured on entities.

Default value:

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 18000

anyClient

Global idle timeout, within minutes, for non-TCP client connections. This value has ended ridden through the client timeout that’s configured on individual entities.

Default value:

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 31536000

anyServer

Global idle timeout, within minutes, for non TCP server connections. This value has ended ridden through the server timeout that’s configured on individual entities.

Default value:

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 31536000

anyTcpClient

Global idle timeout, within minutes, for TCP client connections. This value is overridden through the client timeout that’s configured on individual entities.

Default value:

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 31536000

anyTcpServer

Global idle timeout, within minutes, for TCP server connections. This value is overridden through the server timeout that’s configured on individual entities.

Default value:

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 31536000

halfclose

Idle timeout, within minutes, for connections which are in TCP half-closed condition.

Default value: 10

Minimum value: 1

Maximum value: 600

nontcpZombie

Interval where the zombie clean-up process for non-TCP connections should run. Inactive IP NAT connections is going to be cleared up.

Default value: 60

Minimum value: 1

Maximum value: 600

ReducedFinTimeOut

Alternative idle timeout, within minutes, for closed TCP NATPCB connections.

Default value: 30

Minimum value: 1

Maximum value: 300

ReducedRstTimeOut

Timer interval, within minutes, for abruptly ended TCP NATPCB connections.

Default value:

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 300

NewConnIdleTimeOut

Timer interval, within minutes, for brand new TCP NATPCB connections which no data was received.

Default value: 4

Minimum value: 1

Maximum value: 120

Example

set ns timeout -zombie 200

unset ns timeout

Make use of this command to get rid of ns timeout settings.Make reference to the set ns timeout command for meanings from the arguments.

Synopsys

unset ns timeout [-zombie] [-httpClient] [-httpServer] [-tcpClient] [-tcpServer] [-anyClient] [-anyServer] [-anyTcpClient] [-anyTcpServer] [-halfclose] [-nontcpZombie] [-ReducedFinTimeOut] [-ReducedRstTimeOut] [-NewConnIdleTimeOut]

show ns timeout

Displays the timeouts configured for a number of NetScaler entities.Note: The timeouts getting default values aren’t displayed.

Synopsys

show ns timeout

Outputs

zombie

Timer interval(within minutes) for zombie procedure that cleanup inactive TCP connections

Minimum value: 1

Maximum value: 600

Default value: 120

client

Client idle timeout (within minutes). If zero, the service-type default value is taken when services are produced.

server

Ns-timeout - netscaler command reference to get rid

Server idle timeout (within minutes). If zero, the service-type default value is taken when services are produced.

httpClient

HTTP client idle timeout (within minutes)

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 18000

httpServer

HTTP server idle timeout (within minutes)

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 18000

tcpClient

TCP client idle timeout (within minutes)

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 18000

tcpServer

TCP server idle timeout (within minutes)

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 18000

anyClient

ANY client idle timeout (within minutes)

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 31536000

anyServer

ANY server idle timeout (within minutes)

Minimum value:

Maximum value: 31536000

halfclose

Half-closed connection timeout (within minutes)

Minimum value: 1

Maximum value: 600

Default value: 10

anyTcpClient

Global idle timeout, within minutes, for TCP client connections. This value is overridden through the client timeout that’s configured on individual entities.

anyTcpServer

Global idle timeout, within minutes, for TCP server connections. This value is overridden through the server timeout that’s configured on individual entities.

nontcpZombie

Timer interval(within minutes) for zombie procedure that cleanup inactive IP NAT connections

Minimum value: 1

Maximum value: 600

Default value: 60

ReducedFinTimeOut

Timer interval(within minutes) for NATPCB for tcp flow

ReducedRstTimeOut

Timer interval(within minutes) for NATPCB for tcp flow

NewConnIdleTimeOut

Timer interval(within minutes) for brand new NATPCB for tcp connections

Example

show ns timeout

Resourse: https://developer-docs.citrix.com/projects/netscaler-command-reference/en/11.1/ns/ns-timeout/ns-timeout/