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Common Configuration

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Connection Capacity

The term connection capacity refers to the number of outstanding host requests that

can be associated with a given connection. The following choices are supported:

The capacity parameter is specified as follows. Only one of these options is allowed.

If neither of them is specified or if the value is greater than or equal to 254, the

connections have unlimited capacity (the default). If the VTCPD daemon is to serve

phone lines with numbers greater than 254, its -p / -P option must be increased to

exceed the maximum line number.

Capacity Description

Unlimited There is no limit to the number of outstanding host requests that can

be associated with each link.

Limited Each connection has a pool of slots, which are allocated to phone

lines by VTCPD.

Common

Pool

All host links have a common pool of slots, which means that the

total number of outstanding host requests is limited.

vtcpd [{-p <#>|-P <-|#>}] [-m R]

Args: -p Lowercase "p" specifies limited capacity, where each connection

has a pool of slots.

-P Uppercase "P" specifies a common pool of slots for all connections.

The default is unlimited, indicated by a dash (-).

-m R Specifies that VTCPD chooses the connection and the

corresponding slot in the pool using round robin load balancing

(instead of the default method of round robin balancing among slots

with the minimum number of outstanding requests.) If all slots are

used the request is rejected.

Examples: vtcpd -l 20:mpshost:1000 -P 20

Specifies a common pool of 20. It is possible that all 20 requests will be sent

through one connection, leaving all other links idle.

vtcpd -l 20:mpshost:1000 -p 1

Specifies one request per connection. Messages may be sent without IDs.

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