iTP Secure WebServer System Administrators Guide (Version 7.5+)

TANDEM_PWAY_ALERT_TIME
monitors the time taken for setting up a pathway link. A timer starts in the WebServer when a
Pathway link needs to be established, and ends when the link is granted.
When TANDEM_PWAY_ALERT_TIME is set to a value greater than 0, and the timer value is greater
than the value specified, this EMS alert message is generated:
PPPPP pathway send for SERVERCLASS_DIALOG_BEGIN_ took m secs (n usecs) gfn: w irp x
Where:
m and n are the time taken, in seconds
w is the gfn number
x is the irp address
The unit of measurement for this environment variable is seconds.
Example:
#
# Configure the httpd server's attributes
#
Server $root/bin/httpd {
...
Env TANDEM_PWAY_ALERT_TIME=1
}
TANDEM_REQUEST_ALERT_TIME
monitors the time taken for processing a HTTP request. A timer starts when the connection is accepted
and ends when the request is processed.
When TANDEM_REQUEST_ALERT_TIME is set to a value greater than 0, and the timer value is
greater than the value specified, this EMS alert message is generated:
RRRRR request took m secs (n usecs) req: x remote addr_n_port y:z
Where:
m and n are the time taken, in seconds
x is the irp address
y is the remote client address
z is the port number
The unit of measurement for this environment variable is seconds.
Example:
#
# Configure the httpd server's attributes
#
Server $root/bin/httpd {
...
Env TANDEM_REQUEST_ALERT_TIME=1
}
TANDEM_SOCK_ALERT_TIME
monitors the time taken for reading data from a socket. A timer starts when the nowaited socket
read is posted, and ends when data is read on the socket.
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