How to set the timeout for the SSH service terminal or not time out

SSH is currently the safest way to replace Telnet, but in the process of using SSH to connect to the server, often encounter a long time without the operation of the server kicked out of the situation, the common tips are as follows:

Write Failed:broken Pipe

Usually this kind of problem is when we use Linux as a client, we encounter a little more, party server is Linux, and client is windows, and we commonly used software for Xshell, Xshell will automatically renew for us,

There are a number of ways to solve this problem, and here are two solutions for both client and server:

One, Cilent: Edit the/etc/ssh/sshd_config file, add the following line:

Serveraliveinterval 60

Since then, when the user SSH connection in the system, every 60 seconds will issue a keepalive request, tell the server I still do not kick me.

Second, the server: Edit the/etc/ssh/sshd_config file, add the following line:

Clientaliveinterval 60

function as above, restart the SSH server is in effect, and every SSH client connected to the server will be affected by this, it should be noted that this operation will reduce the security of the server.

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How to set the timeout for the SSH service terminal or not time out