darkoperator / darkoperator/Posh-SSH
New-SSHSession -OperationTimeout and -ConnectionTimeout
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Description
Hi,
For the New-SSHSession function. It isn't documented if OperationTimeout or ConnectionTimeout are in seconds or milliseconds.
Without the function it errors saying the host didn't respond in 10000 milliseconds. However, I just wanted to ask to confirm that it's milliseconds?
@darkoperator
EDIT: It looks like the function isn't respecting what I pass to it? For example, I set the int value to 20000 for both and it still fails after around 15 seconds 😆 So it could be milliseconds?
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Start at the New-SSHSession entry point and reproduce the reported behavior with OperationTimeout and ConnectionTimeout set to 10000 and 20000. Compare the configured values with the observed failure timing and error stating that the host did not respond in 10000 milliseconds; done means the timeout units and whether the parameters are respected are established.
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