CORBA 2.6.1 Administration Guide

ilsd1@ORB
Program profile for Interoperable Location Service Daemon.
ird1@ird_settings
Operating information for Interface Repository.
ird1@ORB
Program profile for Interface Repository Daemon.
lsd1@ORB
Program profile for Location Service Daemon.
NS@name_service_settings
Operating information for Naming Service.
NS@ORB
Program profile for Naming Service.
NSotsTM@ORB
Program profile for the NonStop Object Transaction Service.
NSotsTM@transaction_service_settings
Operating information for the NonStop Object Transaction Service.
NSotsXID@ORB
Program profile for the NonStop OTS XID Broker.
profile@ORB
A standard entity that can be used to define a profile for a specific application. See Client
and Server Protocol Specifications and the NonStop CORBA 2.6.1 Programmer's Guides for
more information on using application profiles. You add this entity after installation (there is
no default installation of
profile@ORB).
ZNCA@comm_server
Program profile for first Comm Server process. First and last letters may vary.
bsd1@ORB
host_name
The address used by the BSD.
parallel_ip
Specifies whether or not Parallel Library TCP/IP is enabled.
port_number
The port number used by the BSD.
tcp_process
The TCP process associated with host_name. The default is $ZTC0 for original TCP/IP. The default TCP process name for Parallel Library
TCP/IP is set when Parallel Library TCP/IP is installed. You can locate the Parallel Library TCP/IP process for your system by using the
SCF command LISTDEV TCPIP and looking for a process with program path ending in TCPSAM.
tcp_server
Sets the IIOP protocol.
default@ORB
comm_server_groups
The number of Comm Server groups when Parallel Library TCP/IP is enabled. Not used when Parallel Library is not enabled.
comm_serverx@server_config
If Parallel Library TCP/IP is enabled, stores configuration information for the second and subsequent server groups. The character "x" is
replaced by
"b" for the second group, by "c" for the third group, and so on.
data_dir_oss
The OSS directory in which the volatile data for this configuration are stored.
io_size
Used for C++ applications only. Sets the size of buffers used for input/output. The default size of 4096 is appropriate for OLTP
applications. Large messages are delivered more efficiently when using larger io_size settings. To avoid causing client and server
processes to have different buffer sizes, stop all NonStop Services for CORBA and application processes before changing this value.
keep_alive
Used for C++ applications only. Controls whether the TCP/IP keep-alive mechanism is enabled. If enabled, TCP periodically pings the
other end of a connection to determine if the connection is still valid. This action will detect if the other end has gone away, even if no
data is being transferred. The keep-alive mechanism is useful when one side is waiting for data (the next request for a server, or a reply
for a client) and the other side goes away.
log_file
The location to which error-log messages are written. If the target is an EMS collector process, the events are SPI/EMS events;
otherwise the events are ASCII text. Typical values are:
$0 if error-log messages will be written to the default EMS log
STDOUT if error-log messages will be written to the terminal (standard output)
A file name if error-log messages will be written to a file
nsdom_ir
The location of the interface repository. The default at installation is $env(MY_ROOT)/etc/nsdom.ir. If an application that uses the
interface repository does not define a value for
nsdom_ir in the application's profile, the location in thisnsdom_ir is used.
parallel_ip