CORBA 2.6 Administration Guide

=info pathway
PATHWAY
MAXASSIGNS 8 [CURRENTLY 0]
MAXDEFINES 27 [CURRENTLY 4]
MAXEXTERNALTCPS 0 [CURRENTLY 0]
MAXLINKMONS 16 [CURRENTLY 0]
MAXPARAMS 4 [CURRENTLY 0]
MAXPATHCOMS 8 [CURRENTLY 1]
MAXPROGRAMS 4 [CURRENTLY 0]
MAXSERVERCLASSES 4 [CURRENTLY 4]
MAXSERVERPROCESSES 40 [CURRENTLY 8]
MAXSPI 8 [CURRENTLY 0]
MAXSTARTUPS 4 [CURRENTLY 0]
MAXTCPS 0 [CURRENTLY 0]
MAXTELLQUEUE 4
MAXTELLS 32 [CURRENTLY 0]
MAXTERMS 0 [CURRENTLY 0]
MAXTMFRESTARTS 5
OWNER \OSS2.190,0
SECURITY "N"
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This output shows current values of the global TS/MP environment variables. These variables are set by the
nsdstart shell script, or by using the SET PATHWAY command to enter the values manually.
Note: Several parameters are not relevant for NonStop CORBA applications, and should be set to zero when
you configure the NonStop CORBA system. These parameters include MAXEXTERNALTCPS,
MAXTCPS, and MAXTERMS.
Executing the INFO command lets you determine whether current global limits are being reached, because the
display shows maximum limits on the left and actual current totals on the right. In the above example, the
configuration allows a maximum of 40 server processes to be running at any given time. The current total is 8
server processes running. To see complete syntax and descriptions for all global parameters, refer to the NonStop
TS/MP System Management Manual.
INFO PATHMON Command
To display information about parameters set for the PATHMON process, type the following PATHCOM
command:
= INFO PATHMON
The following example shows information displayed after the INFO PATHMON command was issued:
INFO PATHMON Display
PATHMON
BACKUPCPU 4
DUMP ON (FILE \SYS.$VOL1.TESTING.MONDUMP)
This sample display shows the PATHMON backup process running in CPU 4. If the PATHMON process
encounters an internal error, it writes data-stack information to \SYS.$VOL1.TESTING.MONDUMP.