Stopping a listener

What's the effect of stopping a TCP listener on Solaris? I thought it always stopped any existing connections but here's what it says in a clip from Appendix A of the Net8 Admin Guide:

"On some platforms and with some protocols, when a listener is stopped any Net8 connections currently running are shut down. In some situations the connections continue, but it is then not possible to start the listener again until the running processes have been closed."

Are there any protocols which do not get immediately disconnected on Solaris?

Steve Orr Received on Tue Jun 06 2000 - 13:23:31 CDT