Network Object Server Policy Group
The Network Object Server policy group contains the following policies for the DTS Network Object Server (NOS). You can modify policy parameter values by double-clicking a policy to display the Setting Properties dialog.
Note: The Transfer Object Server (TOS), Network Object Server (NOS), and Schedule Object Server are commonly referred to as object servers, DTS servers, and servers throughout the documentation. However, in formal DSM terminology, they are DTS managers.
Specifies the number of seconds after which the server process writes all unsaved object information to disk, that is, the periodic flushing of the object cache. If 0 is specified, data is written to disk immediately after an update operation is performed by the servers.
Limits: 0–10000000
Default: 60
Specifies the maximum number of objects that can be held in the server's memory cache. Caching can significantly improve the performance of the server for which you are setting the cache size. It is most advantageous in situations where repeated transfers between the same computers are common. Valid values are 0 and higher. A value of 0 disables caching; all object updates are immediately flushed to disk.
Note: When setting this policy, keep in mind the amount of memory that the server process consumes. Cache is not preallocated and therefore grows to its maximum size as the server is used. The cache-size value simply limits the cache to a maximum number of objects.
Limits: 0–10000000
Default: 1024
Identifies the CCS WorldView repository to be used by the Network Object Server.
Default: <locally managed>
Specifies that the Network Object Server update the computers in the CA MDB, so that their membership in DTS dynamic containers can be visualized.
Default: True
Integrates the DTS Network Object Server with the WorldView component of CCS, if True.
Default: True
Defines a NOS-specific route performance value. Change only if directed by Technical Support.
Default: False
Enables auditing by the domain manager, if True.
Default: True
Specifies the port used to listen for legacy TCP requests.
Default: RPORT=<8196>
Defines a NOS-specific route performance value. Change only if directed by Technical Support.
Default: True
Defines a NOS-specific route performance value. Change only if directed by Technical Support.
Default: True
Determines whether incoming transfer requests must be authenticated. Responses to security violations are dependent on the current security mode. Valid values are as follows:
Disables security checking.
Enables security checking. If an invalid request is detected, the operation is permitted to continue. However, the violation is recorded in the log file to indicate the occurrence.
Enables security checking. If an invalid request is detected, the operation is immediately aborted. When fail mode is enabled, users are required to enter a valid user name and password before they are able to display or set the runtime parameters for any of the DTS computers.
Default: fail
Creates DTS objects only in WorldView when DTS agents come online (notify), if True.
Default: True
Creates any new machine objects in WorldView during Self Discovery, if True. (This policy does nothing if the Self discovery: Create DTS Objects in WorldView policy is not enabled.)
Default: False
Updates the IP addresses of computers in WorldView when computers notify the DTS manager, if True. (This policy does nothing if the Self discovery: Create machines and Self discovery: Create DTS objects in WorldView policies are not enabled.)
Default: False
Defines a NOS-specific route performance value. Change only if directed by Technical Support.
Default: True
Specifies the CCS WorldView classes to search through when looking for a route.
Default: Windows;WindowsXP;Windows_NetServer;WindowsNT;Windows9x;Windows2000;Windows2000_Server;WindowsNT_Server;Linux;HPServer;HPUnix;Novell;Solaris;Unix;GenericPC;ManagedPC;SunOS;AS400;DG_UX;IBM_390;OpenVMS;Macintosh;OS2;Unclassified_TCP;-AMO_Workstation
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