Using POA Startup Switches
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39.100 /sleep
Sets how long NetWare POA threads remain dormant when the CPU utilization threshold has been
exceeded. The default is 100 milliseconds. See
Section 38.5, “Optimizing CPU Utilization for the
NetWare POA,” on page 562
.
See also
/cpu
.
39.101 /soap
Enables SOAP so that the POA can communicate with SOAP clients. Valid settings are enabled and
disabled. See
Section 36.2.4, “Supporting SOAP Clients,” on page 491
.
See also
/soapmaxthreads
,
/soapport
,
/soapsizelimit
,
soapssl
, and
/soapthreads
.
39.102 /soapmaxthreads
Specifies the maximum number of SOAP threads the POA can create to service SOAP clients. The
default is 6; the maximum is 20. This setting is appropriate for most systems. See
Section 36.2.4,
“Supporting SOAP Clients,” on page 491
.
See also
/soap
,
/soapport
,
/soapsizelimit
,
soapssl
, and
/soapthreads
.
39.103 /soapport
Sets the TCP port number used for the POA to communicate with SOAP clients. The default is
7191. See
Section 36.2.4, “Supporting SOAP Clients,” on page 491
.
NetWare POA
Linux POA
Windows POA
Syntax:
/sleep-
milliseconds
N/A
N/A
Example:
/sleep-300
N/A
N/A
NetWare POA
Linux POA
Windows POA
Syntax:
/soap-enabled or disabled
--soap enabled or disabled
/soap-enabled or disabled
Example:
/soap-enabled
--soap enabled
/soap-disabled
NetWare POA
Linux POA
Windows POA
Syntax:
/soapmaxthreads-
number
--soapmaxthreads
number
/soapmaxthreads-
number
Example:
/soapmaxthreads-5
--soapmaxthreads 10
/soapmaxthreads-20
NetWare POA
Linux POA
Windows POA
Syntax:
/soapport-
port_number
--soapport
port_number
/soapport-
port_number
Example:
/soapport-145
--soapport 146
/soapport-147