HP StorageWorks Command View XP Advanced Edition Device Manager Agent Installation and Configuration Guide (December 2005)

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Table 3-8 server.properties File
Property Description
server.agent.cashTimeOut (see Note) Specify a timeout value (in milliseconds) from the time a
thread that executes a remotely requested function is
started to the time the Device Manager agent
determines that an error has occurred in the thread, in
milliseconds.
A value less than or equal to zero causes this property
to have no effect. If the time specified in this property
has not elapsed, the Device Manager agent assumes
that the thread is being processed normally. If the
execution of the thread continues after the time
specified in the property has elapsed, the Device
Manager agent concludes that an error has occurred in
the thread and terminates the thread.
Too small a value specified in this property can cause
normally executing threads to time out prematurely,
which can potentially result in a Device Manager agent
error.
This property should be changed only by a system
administrator who has expert knowledge, when he or
she needs to fine-tune performance of the Device
Manager agent.
Default: 1200000[msec].
server.agent.shutDownTime (see Note) Specify the period (in milliseconds) to shutdown the
Device Manager agent’s WebServer since it received or
sent the last http message. If a value of zero or less is
specified, the waiting period is unlimited.
Do not edit this property without current knowledge of
the Device Manager agent’s performance.
Default: 600000[msec].
server.http.host (see Note) Specify the host that executes the Device Manager
agent’s WebServer.
Default: localhost
server.http.socket.bindAddress (see Note) In situations in which the Device Manageragent runs on
a platform on which two or more network interface
cards (NICs) are installed, this property allows you to
specify the NIC through which the Device Manager
agent can accept requests. If the property is left blank
(which is the default), the Device Manager agent can
accept requests through all NICs. When restricting the
NIC to be accepted, enter the dotted decimal IP
addresses that Device Manager agent accepts.
Default: None. (Device Manager agent listens to all
NICs.)