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Subject: TCP/IP parameter configuraion
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hi

     We want to configure tcp_rexmit_interval_min, tcp_rexmit_interval_max etc
     parameters in the TCP/IP stack of our Linux machine.

     Is there any tool like "ndd" in solaris available for Linux where you can
change
     the TCP/IP configurable parameters dynamically without recompiling kernel.

     Waiting for response

     Darsh