If your LLP client receives a connection error, Iguana will typically stop the channel. This error occurs whenever the receiving end does not properly close the connection. However, this can be prevented by increasing the number of automatic reconnection attempts.

To keep your channel from stopping because of LLP client connection errors in Iguana 4.0 or any later version:

• Open the Iguana dashboard, and stop the channel you want to modify.
• Click the channel name. The Channel Configuration settings appear.
• Click the Destination tab to display the LLP Client configuration settings.
• Change the value of the Attempt to reconnect? list box to Yes, with limit, and change the value in the text field to a number greater than 0. In the example below, the value was changed to 1000. This specifies the maximum number of times the channel will attempt to connect to the remote host when the connection is lost.
• Adjust the Reconnection interval value accordingly. This specifies the number of milliseconds to wait between connection attempts.

Configuring the Channel Settings in Iguana 4.0 and Later Versions

	Setting Attempt to reconnect? to Yes (unlimited) means there is no limit to the number of reconnection attempts.