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Session Limit

This new feature allows to drop the new sessions from both WAN and LAN side. If the new sessions number are exceed the maximum sessions in a sampling time.

Figure 5-3: Session Limit

Session Limit

 

The period to count the new session. Only those new sessions

Sampling Time

occurred in the most recently sampling time were be count for limit

checking.(Default is 400 mil-sec)

 

 

 

Maximum of Total New

If the number of new sessions for system exceed the maximum in the

session

Sampling Time. Any new sessions in the system will be dropped.

 

(Default: 65535 session/sec)

Maximum of New

If the number of new sessions for the host exceeds the maximum in the

Sessions for Host

sampling time. Any new session of the host will be dropped. (Default:

 

session/sec)

Maximum of Dropped

If the number of dropped new sessions for the host exceeds the

New Sessions for Host

Maximum in the sampling time, any new session of the host will be

 

dropped for the pause time.

Pause Time

Within the pause time, no new session of the suspended host could be

 

served by system.( Default is 5 minutes)

 

 

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