What I found through 'sh netconns' was that some port 23 connections never
shut down....
pmstr> sh netconns
Hnd Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address (state)
637 0 2 xxx.xx.xx.x.23 xxx.xx.xx.xx.1104 ESTABLISHED
189 0 0 xxx.xx.xx.x.23 xxx.xx.xx.xx.4733 ESTABLISHED
193 0 0 xxx.xx.xx.x.1086 xxx.xx.xx.xx.53 UDP
31 0 0 xxx.xx.xx.x.23 xxx.xx.xx.xx.1765 ESTABLISHED
870 0 0 xxx.xx.xx.x.23 xxx.xx.xx.xx.4268 ESTABLISHED
Here, 189, 193, and 870 are connections that should not be open.
On the server I monitor the pm2's from, there were no processes running
that had telnet ports open, just on the pm2's. Nor is this the case on
our pm3's.
Is there a reset command I can use to shut down those ports from the pm2
without rebooting?
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