CORBA 2.3.3 Administration Guide (NonStop CORBA 2.3.7+)

+ set server numstatic 3

* set server process \$bsd1 (CPUs 1)

* set server process \$bsd2 (CPUs 2)

* set server process \$bsd3 (CPUs 3)

set server AUTORESTART 10

set server arglist "-ORBprofile", "bsd1"

add server BSD

start server BSD

Configuring a Comm Server for Parallel Library TCP/IP

Use this procedure to change the default Comm Server configuration into a Parallel Library TCP/IP Comm

Server.

Use the cfgmgt tool to add the key/value pair parallel_ip/true to the default@ORB entity. For example:

[dbname:$system.zorbsdk.NSDCFGDB] 1>entity default@ORB{parallel_ip true}

This tells the Comm Servers to use the Parallel Library TCP/IP approach to dynamic mapping (round

robin) instead of the original TCP/IP approach (load based).

Alter the default Comm Server SERVERCLASS configuration in the nsdstart script to pass the Comm

Server's key as an argument. This involves adding a statement to set the server's arglist.

Alter the default Comm Server SERVERCLASS configuration to run multiple processes. This involves

changing the maxservers and numstatic entries, and creating the appropriate process entries.

Note

Each process in a Parallel Library TCP/IP server class must run in a separate CPU.

Example

The following portion of nsdstart will configure a Parallel Library TCP/IP Comm Server with three processes

running in CPUs 1, 2, and 3, named $cs1, $cs2, and $cs3, respectively. The lines that have been altered are

indicated by a "+". The lines that have been added are indicated by a "*". The line that has been commented out is

indicated by a "-".

[ configure comm server(s)

reset server

set server processtype oss

set server pri 150

set server cwd $MY_ROOT

set server program $NSD_ROOT/bin/cs

set server hometerm $G_HOMETERM

set server stdin /dev/null

set server stdout $MY_ROOT/log/cs.log

set server stderr $MY_ROOT/log/cs.log