Avaya Media Processing Server Series System (Software Release 2.1) Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 242)

Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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Identifying the Configured Host Computers

To save time, permanent FTP connections should be made to all configured hosts used

for high-volume file transfers. This is done in the vftpd.cfg file, which should be

located in the $MPSHOME/mpsN/etc (%MPSHOME%\mpsN\etc) directory. If it is

not there, the VFTPD daemon looks for it in the current directory. If the file does not

exist, one should be created in accordance with the format below.

In the vftpd.cfg file, create entries for the host names, one per line, using the

format hostname, number_of_connections. (Host names must not be

entered more than once.) The following is an example:

The vftpd daemon starts the specified child processes for every host included in the

vftpd.cfg file as well as those FTP processes included with the vftpd -n

command line option (see “-n <#>” on page 240).

No more than 25 FTP child processes can be started and these processes are first

allocated for the configured connections. Since this is the maximum number of

available processes, if 25 permanent connections are established in the configuration

file, the system is unable to provide on-demand connections (despite the -n option).

The fewer permanent connections created in the configuration file, the greater the

number of available child processes for on-demand connections.

Sample vftpd.cfg file

# vftpd.cfg

# Entries are of the form:

# <host>,<number_of_connections>

raven, 4

robin, 3

hawk, 1

eagle, 4

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