Server configuration
Posted: Sun Jun 28, 2009 6:09 pm
What does this, from the serverconfig.txt file, mean:
# Advanced Server Configuration
#
# WARNING: Unless strictly necessary, we recommend not to change this values
# as it may affect the server's performance and availability.
#
# Maximum number of client connections the server can handle simultaneously.
# If the number of client connections being handled simultaneously reaches this
# maximum, further accepted connections will be put in a queue (see
# server.socket.backlog).
#
# Default is: 30
#
concurrent.client.limit=30
# Maximum number of client connections that can be accepted while the server
# is busy. If the number of client connections waiting in the queue reaches
# this maximum, further connection attempts will be refused.
#
# Default is: 47
For example, does it mean that 30 is the most people who can use a single shared cmap at once? Does it mean that, for example, only 6 files can be shared with 5 concurrent users at once? Does it mean that only 30 files can be 'checked out' of one's cmapserver at a time, or more can be opened up on the server, but if more than 30 requests happen at the same instance then a queue process starts? Or how about only 30 users can check out cmaps at a time, but each user could check out an unlimited number. And what is the number 47 mean? I need to know the limits of cmapserver as our district will be expanding use of CmapTools and cmapserver...
Thanks,
David
# Advanced Server Configuration
#
# WARNING: Unless strictly necessary, we recommend not to change this values
# as it may affect the server's performance and availability.
#
# Maximum number of client connections the server can handle simultaneously.
# If the number of client connections being handled simultaneously reaches this
# maximum, further accepted connections will be put in a queue (see
# server.socket.backlog).
#
# Default is: 30
#
concurrent.client.limit=30
# Maximum number of client connections that can be accepted while the server
# is busy. If the number of client connections waiting in the queue reaches
# this maximum, further connection attempts will be refused.
#
# Default is: 47
For example, does it mean that 30 is the most people who can use a single shared cmap at once? Does it mean that, for example, only 6 files can be shared with 5 concurrent users at once? Does it mean that only 30 files can be 'checked out' of one's cmapserver at a time, or more can be opened up on the server, but if more than 30 requests happen at the same instance then a queue process starts? Or how about only 30 users can check out cmaps at a time, but each user could check out an unlimited number. And what is the number 47 mean? I need to know the limits of cmapserver as our district will be expanding use of CmapTools and cmapserver...
Thanks,
David