| 摘要 |
A network connection that uses a connection protocol for discovery, operation, and tear-down may call for a server timeout period when the network connection is abnormally terminated. For example, when a tear-down message is not transmitted to end a session when a fault occurs, a server device may require a time-out period to expire before a reconnection is allowed. A client device starting a new session may store connection details from the most recent session and send the tear-down message associated with the previous session to interrupt any current timeout period caused by a previous bad disconnect. If the tear-down message is not applicable, it is ignored by the server-side device. The process of sending a tear-down message of a previous session prior to sending a new session initiation message may be particularly applicable to a point-to-point protocol over Ethernet (PPPoE) connection. |
