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ASA TCP connection timeout for database

Mokhalil82
Level 7
Level 7

Hi

I have a new database which is access via the firewall. After 5 minutes of inactivity it times outs. I am wondering whether this is due to the TCP connection timing out although I have not configured anything on the firewall to timeout the connections. I do have other databases accessed via the firewall and this does not affect any others. 

Has anyone else experienced anything similar

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What's in the ASA-Log when the session dies?

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Thanks for the help guys

It turned out it was a local database setting causing the connection to timeout. After doing packet traces I found the traffic did not even hit the firewall. Its a funny network setup. Everyone likes to blame the network in the first instance 🙂

"Oh there's a water leak, it must be the network"

> Everyone likes to blame the network in the first instance 🙂
> "Oh there's a water leak, it must be the network"

That's something that will never change ... 😉

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ispatel
Level 2
Level 2

Hi 

I think it might be database application, which might be causing connection after 5 minutes of inactivity.

You can use wireshak captures on client or server to check if client or server is sending TCP-FIN or TCP-RST packet.

You can use “show run all timeout” command to check timeout settings on your ASA.

Default timeout for TCP connection is 60 minutes.

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