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A2150-198 · Question #108
In a Windows production environment, the "netstat -a" command indicates a large number of sockets in the TIMEWAIT-state between the WebSEAL and the junctioned backend server. To avoid WebSEAL…
The correct answer is C. Decrease the TIMEWAIT-related Windows registry parameters on the WebSEAL and the. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
In a Windows production environment, the "netstat -a" command indicates a large number of sockets in the TIMEWAIT-state between the WebSEAL and the junctioned backend server. To avoid WebSEAL eventually running out of sockets, what action should be taken?
Options
- AIncrease the number of WebSEAL worker threads.
- BConfigure hard- and/or soft limits on the slow backend junctions.
- CDecrease the TIMEWAIT-related Windows registry parameters on the WebSEAL and the
- DConfigure a redundant WebSEAL-instance instance on the same machine, using a clustered
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