Why not? First, we need to locate server on the network which may take some time
(especially if submitted IP is not valid J ) – and this is exactly what
“Instance search timeout” is about. After we located the instance,
we’re trying to connect to it – here comes “Connection
timeout”. Pretty straightforward – two steps with two different
timeouts.
Why not? First, we need to locate server on the network which may take some time
(especially if submitted IP is not valid J ) – and this is exactly what
“Instance search timeout” is about. After we located the instance,
we’re trying to connect to it – here comes “Connection
timeout”. Pretty straightforward – two steps with two different
timeouts.
Why not? First, we need to locate server on the network which may take some time
(especially if submitted IP is not valid J ) – and this is exactly what
“Instance search timeout” is about. After we located the instance,
we’re trying to connect to it – here comes “Connection
timeout”. Pretty straightforward – two steps with two different
timeouts.
Why not? First, we need to locate server on the network which may take some time
(especially if submitted IP is not valid J ) – and this is exactly what
“Instance search timeout” is about. After we located the instance,
we’re trying to connect to it – here comes “Connection
timeout”. Pretty straightforward – two steps with two different
timeouts.
Why not? First, we need to locate server on the network which may take some time
(especially if submitted IP is not valid J ) – and this is exactly what
“Instance search timeout” is about. After we located the instance,
we’re trying to connect to it – here comes “Connection
timeout”. Pretty straightforward – two steps with two different
timeouts.
Why not? First, we need to locate server on the network which may take some time
(especially if submitted IP is not valid J ) – and this is exactly what
“Instance search timeout” is about. After we located the instance,
we’re trying to connect to it – here comes “Connection
timeout”. Pretty straightforward – two steps with two different
timeouts.