Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.30+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

Table 20 OSS Environment Limits (continued)
To Check Amount Currently
UsedCommentMaximum ValueDescription
J06.07 and H06.18 RVUssize per processor and H06.25 RVUs, see
“Using SCF to View OSS
J06.07 and H06.18
RVUs, EMS events occur
File System Resources”for: allocation error, limit
(page 96) for information
about viewing usages.
warning, limit error, and
status normal.
1
• AF_INET sockets utilize
AF_INET socket data
buffers only when the
process is configured on
a Legacy TCP/IP address.
If the process is
configured on a Parallel
Library TCP/IP,
TCP/IPv6, or CIP
address, then AF_INET
sockets do not utilize
AF_INET socket data
buffers.
• Memory pool resource
5
Beginning with the J06.14
and H06.25 RVUs, see
64 MB beginning with the
J06.14 and H06.25 RVUs
AF_UNIX SOCK BUFS buffer
size per processor
• Beginning with the
J06.07 and H06.18
“Using SCF to View OSS
RVUs, EMS events occur
File System Resources”
for: allocation error, limit
(page 96) for information
about viewing usages.
warning, limit error, and
status normal.
1
• Memory pool resource
5
Use the SCF INFO FILESET
command with the DETAIL
100,000–2,200,000,
however, HP recommends
FILESET INODES per fileset
• Beginning with the
J06.14 and H06.25
that you specify a value less
than or equal to 1,000,000
option. See “Configuring the
FILESET INODES Resource”
RVUs, EMS events occur
for: allocation error, limit
(page 97) for information
warning, limit error, and
status normal.
1
about viewing a fileset's
inodes limit.
• Limit is per fileset. The
inode limit for a fileset
corresponds with the
fileset's MAXINODES
value that is managed by
OSS DSM (SCF).
• If a FILESET INODES limit
is reduced below the
number of inodes
currently in use, then OSS
EMS events are
generated that report the
resource usage is above
100%.
• You can configure this
resource. See
“Configuring the FILESET
INODES Resource”
(page 97) for details.
The limiting factor is
available memory.
At least 10,000OSS pthreads per process
At a TACL prompt, use the
SCF INFO FILESET *,
DETAIL command.
Certain label designators
are skipped.
99,999Device labels per node
416 Environment Limits