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.http.socket.backlog (see Note) This property allows you to specify the maximum
number (maximum queue size) of remote sites waiting
for connection with respect to connection requests to
the Device Manager agent. In other words, this property
allows you to set the SO_MAX_CONN attribute for the
server socket. When a connection request arrives from
a remote site when the queue is full, the Device
Manager agent declines the new request.
This property should be changed only by a system
administrator who has expert knowledge, when he or
she needs to fine-tune agent performance.
Default: 50.
server.http.socket.maxThreads (see Note) When a request is made by a remote site and it is
processed in the Device Manager agent, the remote
site obtains an active connection with the server. Thus,
this property allows you to specify the number of active
requests that can be processed at a time by the Device
Manager agent. This number, however, is not the same
as the maximum allowable number of remote sites.
When the maximum limit is reached, any subsequent
requests are discarded.
This property should be changed only by a system
administrator who has expert knowledge, when he or
she needs to fine-tune agent performance.
Default: 50.
server.http.socket.linger (see Note) This property allows you to switch the SO_LINGER
socket attribute on and off. The
true setting means
that a 60-second linger-on-close timeout value is
applied to socket connections.
This property should be changed only by a system
administrator who has expert knowledge, when he or
she needs to fine-tune agent performance.
Default: True.
server.http.socket.noDelay (see Note) This property allows you to switch the TCP_NODELAY
socket attribute on and off. The default value
true
means that the Nagle algorithm for the TCP/IP packets
is to be disabled. Disabling the Nagle algorithm causes
packets to be transmitted without delay.
This property should be changed only by a system
administrator who has expert knowledge, when he or
she needs to fine-tune agent performance.
Default: True.