setsockopt and SO_KEEPALIVE

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Hi All,
 I have a small question on SO_KEEPALIVE socket
 option. I have a client and server running on 
 two different machines (communicating over
 tokenring). 
 
 If I power down one of them the other partner
 does not come to know about it. I have the
 socket option SO_KEEPALIVE set on both sides.
 
 I found some documentation which says that,
 SO_KEEPALIVE serves the purpose only if
 it is enabled at the interface level.

 (ifconfig eth0 keepalive 30). Is it true ?
 
 The Olympice tokenring driver does not seem to
support
 keepalive option.

 Could you help me to understand it better ?

Thanks and Regards,

--Thomas



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