Re: Ending all TCP connections on a port

Maybe this will give you some ideas. We ran this for a while to track which interface our SSL 5250's were coming in on.
insert into kevin/ssllog select
SUBSTR(JOB_NAME,LOCATE_IN_STRING(JOB_NAME,'/',-1)+1),
Remote_address, local_address, Authorization_name , now() FROM
qsys2.netstat_job_info WHERE local_port = 992 AND
authorization_name IS NOT NULL AND authorization_name <> 'QTCP' and
job_type = 'INTERACTIVE'


On Fri, 2020-06-26 at 10:55 -0700, James H. H. Lampert wrote:

We've had cases, on customer boxes, where a Tomcat stop-and-restart

fails because of dangling connections.


I've been looking at ENDTCPCNN, but it appears to only work on one

specific connection, Does anybody know of anything that can wipe out

*all* connections for a given port, in one swell foop?


--

JHHL



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