Startup
- Work File Generation Path (tmpdir)
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This field specifies the path in which temporary files created by HULFT are stored.
HULFT may temporarily process receiving data to create a work file. Make sure that the unused area of this partition is sufficient.
Specify this field in an alphanumeric string within 200 bytes.
- FIFO Path (fifopath)
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This field specifies a directory to create a fifo file which is used during the communication between the Send daemon and the Send process.
This field is displayed when the destination host is HULFT lower than Ver.8.4.
Specify this field in an alphanumeric string within 200 bytes.
NoteWhen you use multiple HULFT instances at the same time, specify a path for the FIFO Path of each HULFT instance so that the path is different from the FIFO Path for other instances of HULFT.
- Send Daemon Communication Method (sddrequestmethod)
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This field specifies whether to use a normal socket or a UNIX domain socket for communication with the Send daemon. The value is applied when the daemon acknowledges requests.
This field is displayed when the destination host is HULFT Ver.8.4 or higher.
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Socket
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UNIX Domain Socket
NoteIf you use a UNIX domain socket, you cannot use the Remote Heartbeat Monitoring function to monitor the Send daemon.
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- Command Acknowledge Port No. (sddport)
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This field specifies the port number for the Send daemon to acknowledge requests.
Make sure this port number does not overlap with the number reserved by your operating system or the number used by other daemons of HULFT.
NoteDo not specify a value in an ephemeral port range that is reserved by operating system.
- Receive Port No. (rcvport)
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This field specifies the port number used by the Receive daemon when it waits and accepts the data sent from other hosts.
Make sure this port number does not overlap with the number reserved by your operating system or the number used by other daemons of HULFT.
NoteDo not specify a value in an ephemeral port range that is reserved by operating system.
- Observe Port No. (obsport)
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This field specifies the port number for the Observe daemon to wait for the communication from other hosts.
Make sure this port number does not overlap with the number reserved by your operating system or the number used by other daemons of HULFT.
NoteDo not specify a value in an ephemeral port range that is reserved by operating system.
- Send Process Multiplex Level (sndpsnum)
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This field specifies the maximum number of the Send processes that the Send daemon can start at a time.
In the Send process, the more the number of the Send process started at a time increases, the heavier the workload of the system and communication lines becomes.
Specify an appropriate value for this field in line with the state of the system in use.
- Receive Process Multiplex Level (rcvpsnum)
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This field specifies the maximum number of the Receive processes that can be started at a time.
HULFT does not accept receiving which exceeds the set value.
Specify '0' for no limit.
Specify an appropriate value for this field in line with the state of the system in use.
- Pid File Generation Path (piddir)
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This field specifies a directory to create the Send daemon pid file, which is created upon starting up the Send daemon.
Specify this field in an alphanumeric string within 200 bytes.