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is the maximum number of servers you can define for all server classes in the iTP Secure WebServer

environment. The total of all MaxServers values for all server classes in the PATHMON environment

cannot exceed this number.

An example of the MaxServerProcesses attribute is:

MaxServerProcesses 2

This attribute is optional. Do not set a value of less than 2 for the iTP Secure WebServer environment,

or less than 3 for the iTP Administration Server environment.

Security security-attribute

specifies the users who can issue PATHCOM commands that directly alter the state of Pathway

objects. The security attributes are the same as standard Guardian security attributes. The values

are:

Any local userA

A group member or ownerG

Owner onlyO

Local super ID-

Any local or remote userN

Any member of the owner's community (a local or remote user who has the same group ID as the owner)C

Any member of the owner's user class (a local or remote user who has the same group ID and user ID as the

owner)

If you do not specify the Security attribute for the Pathmon directive, the default is 0.

An example of the Security attribute is:

Security G

This attribute is optional.

LOG1 <file-name|collector-process|terminal> [ status|eventformat]

specifies the logging mode that the PATHMON process and TCP must use to report errors and

changes in object status.

A typical syntax format for the LOG1 attribute is as follows:

LOG1 file-name|collector-process|terminal [ logparam1] [logparam2]

where,

• file-name specifies the name of a file to receive error reports and changes in status. If the

specified file does not exist, iTP Secure WebServer creates it automatically. If you specify a

pre-existing file, ensure that the specified file is a text file.

• collector-process is the name of the collector process for the system. Currently, iTP

Secure WebServer supports only the primary collector process, $0.

• terminal is any Guardian terminal, in paused state, used to display logging information

about the LOG1 attribute.

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