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| ===== [[keepalives]] Keepalives ===== | ===== [[keepalives]] Keepalives ===== | ||
| - | f | + | Some servers (and also firewalls and routers on the way between the client and the server) disconnect clients if they do not receive any data from it within a defined period. In the //Keepalives// box, you may order WinSCP to send some dummy data in regular periods to avoid being disconnected. This period is defined with //Seconds between keepalives//. |
| WinSCP implements two methods for keepalives. For SFTP and SCP, the basic option is to send SSH-level keepalives implemented by null %%SSH%% packets (%%SSH%% ignore messages). Some servers may be configured not to count these packets as data and thus they will still disconnect clients sending them. | WinSCP implements two methods for keepalives. For SFTP and SCP, the basic option is to send SSH-level keepalives implemented by null %%SSH%% packets (%%SSH%% ignore messages). Some servers may be configured not to count these packets as data and thus they will still disconnect clients sending them. | ||