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The TCP Settings section allows you to:

Enforce strict TCP compliance with RFC 793 and RFC 1122 – Select to ensure strict 
compliance with several TCP timeout rules. This setting maximizes TCP security, but it may 
cause problems with the Window Scaling feature for Windows Vista users.

Enable TCP handshake enforcement – Require a successful three-way TCP handshake 
for all TCP connections.

Enable TCP checksum enforcement – If an invalid TCP checksum is calculated, the 
packet will be dropped.

Default TCP Connection Timeout – The default time assigned to Access Rules for TCP 
traffic. If a TCP session is active for a period in excess of this setting, the TCP connection 
will be cleared by the SonicWALL. The default value is 5 minutes, the minimum value is 1 
minute, and the maximum value is 999 minutes. Note: Setting excessively long connection 
time-outs will slow the reclamation of stale resources, and in extreme cases could lead to 
exhaustion of the connection cache.

Maximum Segment Lifetime (seconds) – Determines the number of seconds that any 
TCP packet is valid before it expires. This setting is also used to determine the amount of 
time (calculated as twice the Maximum Segment Lifetime, or 2MSL) that an actively closed 
TCP connection remains in the TIME_WAIT state to ensure that the proper FIN / ACK 
exchange has occurred to cleanly close the TCP connection.

Default value: 8 seconds

Minimum value: 1 second