How to ignore RST flag from Kernel

Hi,

I am facing one issue. The issue is nothing but kernel RST flags closed ideal sockets.
It happened every 5 minutes. Can anybody tell how to ignore the RST flag command from the kernel.?

-Dave1024

could you suggest a way to do the same/similar on Windows platform?

@Dave1024 - for which os is this question related?

It sounds like what's happening is the kernel is sending a TCP RST because it thinks the socket has been inactive for too long. The RST is the Kernel's way of saying, 'Hey, this connection's done, let's clean it up.'

If you really want those connections to stick around longer, you'd need to look into how the OS decides when to close them, or find a way to stop the RST from reaching your app.

Just be careful ? ignoring it completely can leave you with ?ghost? connections that never close.

You can?t safely ?ignore? TCP RST flags?they?re the kernel?s way of closing idle or invalid sockets. To keep connections alive longer, adjust the OS TCP timeout settings or handle reconnections in your app. Trying to bypass RST completely risks leaving ?ghost? connections that never close.