Option

Description

Maximum Servers Supported

Specifies the maximum number of concurrent FlashConnect connections.

Enter the maximum number of connections to allow. Each increment uses 28 bytes of additional shared memory and may be set as high as desired, subject to the limits of your system. The default is 256 (default is 16 on Linux).

NOTE—When all connections are depleted, control functions are no longer accepted by FCService, so an additional server slot is automatically created for administrative use.

Searches before server unavailable status

Number of times FCService searches for an available connection before ending the search. The default is 3.

Pause between searches (sec)

Time in seconds FCService waits between searches for available connections. The default is 1.

Environment Variable Name Space

Sets the upper limit on the number of environment variables passed to D3 from the FlashConnect server.

• Each environment variable uses one byte.

• Each letter of the environment variable name uses one byte.

• The entire set uses one byte.

• The minimum value (and default value) is 4096.

For example: If only two environment variables are passed to D3 (HTTP_ACCEPT and AUTH_TYPE) the limit could be set to:

23 (len(HTTP_ACCEPT)+1 + len(AUTH_TYPE)+1 +1)

FlashConnect Service Port

TCP/IP port number that the service listens to for D3 FlashConnect servers (phantoms) to connect.

It can be any valid TCP/IP port number, but must match the port number provided with the WWW-START command.

The default is 1505.

Heartbeat Period (range 0-86400 seconds)

Number of seconds FCService waits between sending check messages to D3. Range 0 = no heartbeat to 86400. See Configuring the Heartbeat for a discussion about setting this value.

The default is 0.