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Server Settings > Request Tuning
The Request Tuning settings can help mitigate the ability to perform a successful Denial of Service (DOS)
attack on your server.
Setting
Default
Recommendation
Description
Maximum number
of simultaneous
Template requests
25
Tuned based on
hardware
capabilities, and
application
characteristics.
When this setting is too high or too
low the ability to perform a denial
of service attack increases. When
too low requests will be queued
when the server is placed under
load. When too high requests may
not be queued under load causing
the CPU time of all requests to
increase significantly (known as
context switching). Find a good
medium by performing load tests
against your production
environment, use the value that has
the ability to serve the most
requests per second.
Maximum number
of simultaneous
Flash Remoting
requests
5
1 if not using Flash
Remoting,
otherwise tuned.
If your applications do not use flash
remoting set this value to 1. If you
do use flash remoting use a load
testing approach to find the optimal
value for this setting. Note that the
Server Monitor feature in Enterprise
makes use of flash remoting.
Maximum number
of simultaneous
Web Service
requests
5
1 if not publishing
SOAP web
services, otherwise
tuned
If your applications do not publish
SOAP web services set this value to
1. Otherwise tune this setting using
load tests.
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