Hello - Hoping someone can help. We were issuing commands via a SSH session and the commands will not complete. This has hung our SSH capabilities.
I have attempted to RSH into the filer and issue RSHKill commands. However, it seems the original commands in the SSH sessions are still executing (hours later).
C:\WINDOWS>rsh filer8 -l username rshstat -t
Session Invocations: 264
Current Active Sessions: 2
Active High Sessions: 2
Maximum Available Sessions: 24
0: snapmirror [from 127.0.0.1] (RSH INPUT COMMAND is priv set -q admin ; snapmirror off)
Command Time: 48465631ms
Connection Time: 100ms
Gethost Time: 5ms
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1: rshstat [from 172.31.23.199] (----------------------------------------)
Command Time: 105ms
Connection Time: 105ms
Gethost Time: 4ms
I attempt to kill the SSH session using RSHKill and it will not kill it.
C:\WINDOWS>rsh urna-filer8 -l username priv set advanced; rshkill 0 -f; priv set
Warning: These advanced commands are potentially dangerous; use
them only when directed to do so by IBM
personnel.
rshkill: Unable to close rsh session 0. The rsh session is still running.
Any suggestions on how to kill these long running SSH commands and/or sessions?
Thank you,
Andy
