Best Solution to SSH session connection timeout

When you use an SSH client to connect to a linux server, the connection to the server is often interrupted. The reason for this problem is that the SSH service has its own unique session connection mechanism. I remember a friend asked me this question a year ago. At that time, I sent it to me. As a result, I encountered this problem again. I will post the Solution Below. 1. Set the server.

When you use an SSH client to connect to a linux server, the connection to the server is often interrupted. The reason for this problem is that the SSH service has its own unique session connection mechanism. I remember a friend asked me this question a year ago. At that time, I sent it to me. As a result, I encountered this problem again. I will post the solution below.

1. Set the sending frequency and time for the server to connect to the SSH client.
# Vi/etc/ssh/sshd_config, add the following two lines
ClientAliveInterval 60
Clientalive countmax 86400

Note: The ClientAliveInterval option defines the number of seconds to send a signal to the SSH client. The ClientAliveCountMax option defines the number of seconds to disconnect from the ssh client.

2. Restart the SSH service.
# Service sshd restart