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GThe nodes that make up a cluster are define by the below parameter. If Dleft blank the system is queried to identify all the nodes that are attached to the current cluster.

 

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  CLUSTER_MEMBERS = node,node,...  (CLUSTER_MEMBERS = NORTH,SOUTH,WEST,EAST  




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F.4 Channel controls

EThis system works in client/server fashion. The foreground interface Feither DCL, MCL or DECwindows sends all I/O and other requests to the Cserver process via a mailbox. The server process then performs the Brequest or forwards the request onto the target node (if a remote Hsystem was indicated). The maximum number of RMS file channels that are Bused by the server process is controlled by these parameters. The Cchannels are only opened as needed and closed when not needed. Any Hrequest for a channel that occurs after all channels are busy is queued ?up and performed when a channel becomes free. On a very active Ascheduling system these numbers may need to be increased. If you ;greatly increase these values the /FILE_LIMIT value in the 6SCHEDULE_START.COM procedure may need to be increased.

 

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 5QD_CHANNELS = number  QUEUE.DAT channels, default 12 7SDE_CHANNELS = number  CONTROL.DAT channels, default 6 7HST_CHANNELS = number  HISTORY.DAT channels, default 6  QD_CHANNELS = 25  




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F.5 Network controls

GAll requests that reference a remote node (either via a node specified Din submit parameter, explicitly in an initiate or prerequisite list Helement, or from a foreground command) are transmitted to that node for Dprocessing. The access on the remote node by the requesting user is Fdetermined by equating the incoming user to one on the remote node by Ereading the NETPROXY.DAT file. All the standard proxy specifications Gare honored. If no local information is found the request is rejected. GBy specifying a DEFAULT_USER the request is not rejected but given the Caccess associated with this DEFAULT_USER. Setting the DISABLE flag Hindicates that the remote user has the same access rights on the remote :system as on the source system (this is usually not true).

 

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 :NETPROXY_DEFAULT_USER = username last resort default user 5NETPROXY_DISABLED = flag   0(D)/1 treat all as local  NETPROXY_DEFAULT_USER = DECNET NETPROXY_DISABLE = 0  




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F.6 Resource polling

<Certain resources and events (file availability, disk space Eavailability and delayed job) are all detected by a polling process. GPeriodically the system checks to see if the event has occurred. These 5parameters control the interval between these checks.

 

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 3POLLING_FILE = secs  file polling interval (D=300) 3POLLING_DISK = secs  disk pooling interval (D=300) ;POLLING_DELAY = secs  delayed job polling interval (D=300) :STUCK_AFTER = secs  stuck in queue after interval (D=900)  POLLING_FILE = 600  









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