alert_notify_string= value | Specify
a list of users who are to receive alert messages in addition to
ADMIN. Enclose the list of usernames within single quotation marks.
A semicolon should immediately follow each username. For example,
to send alert messages to users Larry and Judy, the alert list should
contain 'Judy;Larry;'. Maximum length:
127 Default: Not Configured |
burst_mode_clients= number | Limit
the number of clients that can use the Packet Burst protocol. The
server allocates a buffer in shared memory for the private use of
each Packet Burst client. If you allow all clients to
use Packet Burst, you may need to increase the size of shared memory.
When this parameter is set to zero, all clients can use the Packet
Burst protocol. Supported values: 0 to 1000 Default:
0 |
burst_mode_protocol= value | Determine
whether NetWare clients can use the Packet Burst protocol. The Packet
Burst protocol reduces traffic by allowing a burst of packets to
be acknowledged with one packet (rather than acknowledging each
packet.) If set to Yes, Packet Burst is enabled. Use
the burst_mode_clients parameter to specify how many clients can
use the protocol. Supported values: Yes, No Default:
Yes |
console_device=value | Default:
"/dev/console" Specify which device
receives the server messages. The default allows you to view the
file server messages from the desktop using Message Monitor. Maximum
length: 127 |
console_display_ watchdog_logouts=
value | Control
whether a message is sent to the server display device when the
watchdog logs out a connection. If set to Yes, messages are sent. Supported
values: Yes, No Default: No |
enable_ipx_checksums =number | Determine
whether the server validates the data integrity of IPX packets. Supported
values: Disabled (0)-server will not check or generate
checksums, Enabled- (1) server will check and generate
checksums if requested, but does not require them, Required (2)-server
requires checksums Default: Enabled (1) |
err_log_file_size= number | Specify
the maximum size in bytes of the error log file SYS$LOG.ERR. When
the maximum size is reached, the error log file is copied to a backup
file, and the error log file is started over. At any given time,
only one backup file will be kept. Default: 1048576 Supported
values: 65536 bytes to 4294967294 bytes |
file_access_control= value | Specify
the file access mode for NetWare users. This parameter is used only
if the access control mode is not specified for the volume in the
voltab file. Supported values: netware-NetWare
rights determine access, unix-HP-UX permissions determine
access, both-Both NetWare rights and HP-UX permissions
determine access, none-No access control policy is enabled
and files are accessible to all NetWare clients. Default:
netware |
file_default_umask= value | Specify
the umask that is used to assign HP- UX permissions on files created
by NetWare users. Supported values: octal 0000 to octal
0777 Default: 0002 |
hybrid_allow_default_user =value | Determine
whether all NetWare users must also be hybrid users. If set to No,
NetWare users who do not have a mapping in the /etc/ netware4/nwusers
file use the nwuser account. If set to Yes, all NetWare users must
have a mapping or else they cannot log in. This parameter
is used only when the hybrid_users_enabled parameter is set to Yes. Supported
values: Yes, No Default: No |
hybrid_users_enabled =value | Determine
whether hybrid user mapping is activated. If set to Yes, the server
checks the / etc/netware4/nwusers file when a NetWare user logs
in. If a HP-UX username has been assigned to the NetWare
user, all files and directories created by the NetWare user will
be owned by the assigned NetWare 4.1/9000 user. Supported
values: Yes, No Default: Yes |
hybrid_setuid_ enabled=value | Determine
whether the NetWare processes assume the UID and GID of the hybrid
user when processing an NCP request. If set to Yes, HP-UX auditing
accurately reflects the UID of the NetWare user accessing the file. Hybrid
users will also be able to create files on NFS-mounted NetWare volumes
when permitted by their HP-UX permissions. Supported
values: Yes, No Default: No |
log_watchdog_logouts=va lue | Control
whether log entries are created whenever a client is logged out
by the watchdog. If set to Yes, a log entry is made in the SYS$LOG.ERR
error log file whenever this event occurs. Supported
values: Yes, No Default: Yes |
login=value | Supported
values: Yes, No Specify whether NetWare logins are allowed.
If set to Yes, NetWare users may log in. If set to No, only ADMIN
is allowed to log in. Default: Yes |
max_connections= number | Specify
the size of the Connection Table. Because both licensed connections
and Directory Services connections use this table, configure the
table for at least 10 more than your maximum number of licensed
connections. Increase the number if you have a large Directory tree
or you receive messages that the Connection Table is full. Supported
values: 12 to 1000 Default: 50 |
max_open_files= number | Specify
the maximum number of unique files that can be opened simultaneously
for all NetWare users. Because the NetWare server employs shared
file descriptor technology, multiple opens of the same file by one
or more NetWare users are counted as only one true open file. If
this parameter is set to zero, then the formula (max_connections
x 4) + 10 is used to calculate this value. Supported
values: 0 to 49000 Default: 0 |
max_search_contexts=nu
mber | Specify
the maximum number of NCP directory searches that can be processed
simultaneously. Normally, only one NCP directory search occurs at
a time. Increase the default if you are using applications that
support multiple outstanding directory searches or if you are having
problems with corrupt or invalid directory information. Supported
values: 16 to 100 Default: 16 |
max_volumes=number | Specify
the maximum number of volumes that the NetWare server can mount. Supported
values: 1 to 64 Default: 10 |
native_locks=value | Specify
whether NetWare byte range locks are reflected onto the HP-UX file
system. If set to Yes, any NetWare byte range lock within a file
will be reflected as a HP-UX byte range lock on the entire file.
If set to No, NetWare byte range locks will not be reflected on
the HP-UX file system. Note that when set to Yes, the
HP-UX lock is an advisory lock and a HP-UX process may ignore the
lock and proceed with the read or write of the file. When NetWare/HP-UX
file sharing is required, HP-UX processes must yield to existing
NetWare byte range locks. Performance is affected somewhat when
this parameter is set to Yes. Supported values: Yes,
No Default: No |
ncp_packet_signature option=number | Determine
whether the server generates signatures for NCP packets. Supported
values: Disabled (0)-server will not respond to signature
requests, Enabled (1)-server responds to signature requests,
but does not request them, Preferred (2)-server requests
signatures, but does not require them, Required (3)--server
requires signatures Default: Enabled (1) |
npfs_directory_ mandatory_sync_
interval=number | Determine
the maximum length of time in seconds that can elapse between directory
synchronization operations. You can override this value on a volume-by-volume
basis by specifying the parameter in the voltab file. If
this value is smaller than the value set for the npfs_directory_min_sync_interval
parameter for any volume, then the npfs_directory_min_sync_interval
parameter is ignored, and synchronization will occur as specified
by this value Supported values 0 to 3600 Default:
900 |
npfs_directory_min_ sync_interval=number | Specify
the minimum number of seconds that must elapse between directory
synchronization operations upon directory access. You can override
this value on a volume-by-volume basis by specifying the parameter
in the voltab file. Supported values: 0 to 900 Default:
10 |
npfs_directory_purge_thre shold=number | Specify
the number of deleted file entries that must exist within a directory
before they are purged from the NetWare usinodes file. You can override
this value on a volume-by- volume basis by specifying the parameter
in the voltab file. Setting this parameter to a very
small value (such as 1) will cause deleted file entries to be purged
frequently. Setting this parameter to a very large value (such as
1000000) will cause deleted file entries to be purged only when
the volume usinodes file becomes full. Supported values:
1 to 4294967294 Default: 32 |
number_of_watchdog_ packets=number | Specify
the number of watchdog packets that the server sends to a workstation
before logging the client out. Any packet from the client resets
the count. Supported values: 5 to 100 Default:
10 |
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