Managing connection persistence, Keepalive, Keepalivetimeout – Oracle B12255-01 User Manual

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Managing Connection Persistence

Managing the Network Connection

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Managing Connection Persistence

The following directives determine how the server handles persistent connections.
They are located in the “Global Environment” of the

httpd.conf

file.

KeepAlive

KeepAliveTimeout

MaxKeepAliveRequests

KeepAlive

Enables a single connection to accept multiple requests from the same client. The
default is set to “On”.

KeepAliveTimeout

Sets the number of seconds the server waits for a subsequent request before closing
a

KeepAlive

connection. Once a request has been received, the timeout value

specified by the

TimeOut

directive applies. The default is set at 15 seconds.

MaxKeepAliveRequests

Limits the number of requests allowed for each connection when

KeepAlive

is on.

If it is set to “0”, unlimited requests will be allowed. The default is set at 100.

See Also:

Oracle Application Server 10g Performance Guide

"httpd.conf File Structure"

on page A-2

See Also:

“KeepAlive directive” in the Apache Server

documentation.

See Also:

“KeepAliveTimeout directive” in the Apache Server

documentation.

See Also:

“MaxKeepAliveRequests directive” in the Apache

Server documentation.

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