- alert_notify_string=value
-
Specify a list of users who are to receive alert messages in addition to
ADMIN. Enclose the list of usernames within single quotation
marks. A semicolon should immediately follow each username. For example,
to send alert messages to users Larry and Judy, the
alert list should contain
`Judy;Larry;'
Maximum length: 127. Default: Not Configured.
- allow_change_to_client_rights=value
-
Control whether a Print or Job server may assume the rights of the
submitter while servicing a queue job. If set to Yes, the submitter's
rights are allowed to be assumed.
Supported values: Yes, No. Default: Yes.
- allow_lip=value
-
Determine whether Large Internet Packets are allowed. If set to Yes,
packets larger than 512 bytes can be sent on the network.
Supported values: Yes, No. Default: Yes.
- allow_unencrypted_passwords=value
-
Control the use of unencrypted passwords. If set to No, passwords must
be encrypted, preventing clients who use clear text passwords from
logging in.
Supported values: Yes, No. Default: No.
- burst_mode_clients=number
-
Limit the number of clients that can use the Packet Burst protocol. The
server allocates a buffer in shared memory for the private use of each
Packet Burst client.
If you allow all clients to use Packet Burst, you may need to increase
the size of shared memory. When this parameter is set to zero, all
clients can use the Packet Burst protocol.
Supported values: 0 to 1000. Default: 0.
- burst_mode_protocol=value
-
Determine whether NetWare clients can use the Packet Burst protocol. The
Packet Burst protocol reduces traffic by allowing a burst of packets to
be acknowledged with one packet (rather than acknowledging each packet.)
If set to Yes, Packet Burst is enabled. Use the
burst_mode_clients parameter to specify how many clients can
use the protocol.
Supported values: Yes, No. Default: Yes.
- console_device=value
-
Specify which device receives the server messages. The default allows
you to view the file server messages from the desktop using Message
Monitor.
Maximum length: 127. Default: /dev/osm.
- console_display_watchdog_logouts=value
-
Control whether a message is sent to the server display device when the
watchdog logs out a connection. If set to Yes, messages are sent.
Supported values: Yes, No. Default: No.
- delay_before_first_watchdog_packet=number
-
Determine the number of seconds the server waits without receiving a
request from a workstation before sending the first watchdog packet to
that workstation.
Supported values: 16 to 1252. Default: 296.
- delay_between_watchdog_packets=number
-
Determine the number of seconds between watchdog packets. A watchdog
packet is sent only if no packets are received from the client in the
specified interval.
Supported values: 10 to 626. Default: 60.
- enable_ipx_checksums=number
-
Determine whether the server validates the data integrity of IPX
packets.
Supported values:
-
Disabled (0) - server will not check or generate checksums
-
Enabled (1) - server will check and generate checksums if requested, but does not require them
-
Required (2) - server requires checksums
Default: Enabled (1).
- err_log_file_size=number
-
Specify the maximum size in bytes of the error log file
SYS$LOG.ERR. When the maximum size is reached, the error log
file is copied to a backup file, and the error log file is started
over. At any given time, only one backup file will be kept.
Supported values: 65536 bytes to 4294967294 bytes. Default: 1048576.
- file_access_control=value
-
Specify the file access mode for NetWare users. This parameter is used
only if the access control mode is not specified for the volume in the
voltab file.
Supported values:
- netware
-
NetWare rights determine access
- unix
-
UnixWare permissions determine access
- both
-
both NetWare rights and UnixWare permissions determine access
- none
-
no access control policy is enabled and files are accessible to all
NetWare clients
Default: netware.
- file_default_umask=value
-
Specify the umask that is used to assign UnixWare permissions on files
created by NetWare users.
Supported values: octal 0000 to octal 0777. Default: 0002.
- hybrid_allow_default_user=value
-
Determine whether all NetWare users must also be hybrid users. If set to
No, NetWare users who do not have a mapping in the
/etc/netware/nwusers file use the nwuser account. If
set to Yes, all NetWare users must have a mapping or else they
cannot log in.
This parameter is used only when the hybrid_users_enabled
parameter is set to ``Yes''.
Supported values: Yes, No. Default: No.
- hybrid_setuid_enabled=value
-
Determine whether the NetWare processes assume the UID and
GID of the hybrid user when processing an NCP
request. If set to ``Yes'', UnixWare auditing accurately reflects the
UID of the NetWare user accessing the file.
Hybrid users will also be able to create files on NFS-mounted NetWare
volumes when permitted by their UnixWare permissions.
Supported values: Yes, No. Default: No.
- hybrid_users_enabled=value
-
Determine whether hybrid user mapping is activated. If set to
``Yes'', the server checks the /etc/netware/nwusers file when
a NetWare user logs in.
If a UnixWare username has been assigned to the NetWare user, all files
and directories created by the NetWare user will be owned by the assigned
UnixWare user.
Supported values: Yes, No. Default: Yes.
- login=value
-
Specify whether NetWare logins are allowed. If set to ``Yes'', NetWare
users may log in. If set to ``No'', only ADMIN is allowed to
log in.
Supported values: Yes, No. Default: Yes.
- log_watchdog_logouts=value
-
Control whether log entries are created whenever a client is logged out
by the watchdog. If set to ``Yes'', a log entry is made in the
SYS$LOG.ERR error log file whenever this event occurs.
Supported values: Yes, No. Default: Yes.
- max_connections=number
-
Specify the size of the Connection Table. Because both licensed
connections and Directory Services connections use this table, configure
the table for at least 10 more than your maximum number of licensed
connections. Increase the number if you have a large directory tree
or you receive messages that the Connection Table is full.
Supported values: 12 to 1000. Default: 50.
- max_open_files=number
-
Specify the maximum number of unique files that can be opened
simultaneously for all NetWare users. Because the NetWare server employs
shared file descriptor technology, multiple opens of the same file
by one or more NetWare users are counted as only one true open file. If
this parameter is set to zero, then the formula (max_connections
4) + 10 is used to calculate this value.
Supported values: 0 to 49000. Default: 0.
- max_search_contexts=number
-
Specify the maximum number of NCP directory searches that can
be processed simultaneously. Normally, only one NCP directory
search occurs at a time. Increase the default if you are using
applications that support multiple outstanding directory searches or
if you are having problems with corrupt or invalid directory information.
Supported values: 16 to 100. Default: 16.
- max_volumes=number
-
Specify the maximum number of volumes that the NetWare server can mount.
Supported values: 1 to 64. Default: 10.
- native_locks=value
-
Specify whether NetWare byte range locks are reflected onto the UnixWare
file system. If set to ``Yes'', any NetWare byte range lock within a file
will be reflected as a UnixWare byte range lock on the entire file. If
set to ``No'', NetWare byte range locks will not be reflected on the
UnixWare file system.
Note that when set to ``Yes'', the UnixWare lock is an advisory lock and
a UnixWare process may ignore the lock and proceed with the read or write
of the file. When NetWare/UnixWare file sharing is required, UnixWare
processes must yield to existing NetWare byte range locks. Performance
is affected somewhat when this parameter is set to ``Yes''.
Supported values: Yes, No. Default: No.
- ncp_packet_signature_option=number
-
Determine whether the server generates signatures for NCP packets.
Supported values:
-
Disabled (0) - server will not respond to signature requests
-
Enabled (1) - server responds to signature requests, but does not request
them
-
Preferred (2) - server requests signatures, but does not require them
-
Required (3) - server requires signatures
Default: Enabled (1).
- npfs_directory_mandatory_sync_interval=number
-
Determine the maximum length of time in seconds that can elapse between
directory synchronization operations. You can override this value on a
volume-by-volume basis by specifying the parameter in the voltab
file.
If this value is smaller than the value set for the
npfs_directory_min_sync_interval parameter for any volume, then
the npfs_directory_min_sync_interval parameter is ignored,
and synchronization will occur as specified by this value.
Supported values 0 to 3600. Default: 900.
- npfs_directory_min_sync_interval=number
-
Specify the minimum number of seconds that must elapse between directory
synchronization operations upon directory access. You can override this
value on a volume-by-volume basis by specifying the parameter in the
voltab file.
Supported values: 0 to 900. Default: 10.
- npfs_directory_purge_threshold=number
-
Specify the number of deleted file entries that must exist within a
directory before they are purged from the NetWare usinodes
file. You can override this value on a volume-by-volume basis by
specifying the parameter in the voltab file.
Setting this parameter to a very small value (such as 1) will cause
deleted file entries to be purged frequently. Setting this parameter to
a very large value (such as 1000000) will cause deleted file entries
to be purged only when the volume usinodes file becomes full.
Supported values: 1 to 4294967294. Default: 32.
- number_of_watchdog_packets=number
-
Specify the number of watchdog packets that the server sends to a
workstation before logging the client out. Any packet from the client
resets the count.
Supported values: 5 to 100. Default: 10.
- nws_start_at_boot=value
-
Control whether the NetWare server is started at boot time. If set to
``Yes'', the NetWare Server automatically starts when UnixWare boots. If
set to ``No'', the NetWare server does not start at boot time and must
be started manually. If set to ``Yes'', IPX must also be
configured to start at boot time.
Supported values: Yes, No. Default: Yes.
- code_page=value
-
Specify the value of the code page used by all NetWare clients. The code
page is a table that defines a particular character set required by the
language and writing system of a country. If you change this parameter
after NDS is installed, you must reinstall NDS. If
set to 897 or 932 (for Japanese clients), the host_code_set
parameter must be set to eucJP.
Supported values: 88591 (C locale), 437 (Western Europe, Americas),
850 (Western Europe, Americas), 860 (Portugal), 863 (French Canada),
865 (Norway, Denmark), sjis (Japan), nwsjis (Japan). Default: 88591.
- country_code=value
-
Specify the value of the country code used by all NetWare clients.
Supported values: 1 (United States), 2 (French Canada), 2 (Latin America),
31 (Netherlands), 32 (Belgium), 33 (France), 34 (Spain), 39 (Italy),
41 (Swiss-French, German), 44 (United Kingdom), 45 (Denmark), 46 (Sweden),
47 9norway), 49 (Germany), 61 (Australia), 81 (Japan), 351 (Portugal), 358
(Finland). Default: 1.
- host_code_set=value
-
Specify the character set used to store NetWare file and directory names
in the UnixWare file system.
Note that when set to eucJP (for Japanese clients), the
code_page parameter must also be set to 897 or 932.
Supported values: 88591 (North America, South America, and Western Europe),
eucJP (Japan). Default: 88591.
- diagnostics=value
-
Specify if the diagnostics daemon (diagnostics_daemon) is
started by the NPS daemon.
Set this parameter to ``Yes'' if Network Management is enabled.
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``No''.
- diagnostics_daemon=value
-
Specify the name for the IPX diagnostic protocol daemon.
The daemon is located in the directory specified by the
binary_directory configuration parameter.
Maximum length: 127. Default: nwdiagd.
- diagnostics_log_file=value
-
Specify the name of the log file for diagnostic messages. The location of
the log file is set by log_directory.
To prevent the diagnostics daemon from logging messages to the file, set
this parameter to /dev/null.
Maximum length: 127. Default: diag.log.
- ipx_auto_discovery=value
-
Control discovery of the NetWare server's address. If set to ``Yes'',
automatic discovery is enabled.
If the IPX Internal LAN Address has a non-zero value,
discovery runs once and is turned off.
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``Yes''.
- ipx_internal_network=number
-
Provide a network address for access from multiple LANs. This
parameter specifies the address of the internal network (LAN 0).
Set a value only if multiple networks are configured on your system.
This address must be unique on the IPX internetwork.
The default value (0) means that no internal network is configured.
Enter values in hexadecimal (0xNNNNN), decimal (NNNNN) or octal (0NNNN).
Values are displayed in hexadecimal format.
Supported values: 0x1 to 0xfffffffe. Default: 0x0.
- ipx_max_hops=number
-
Specify the maximum number of routers that can be traversed while searching
for a destination network. When the limit is reached, the packet is
discarded.
Supported values: 2 to 16. Default: 16.
- ipx_start_at_boot=value
-
Control if IPX is started at boot time.
If IPX is not started, services requiring IPX, such
as Network UnixWare Client (NUC) and NVT, will not
function.
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: Yes.
- lan_x_adapter_type=value
-
Specify the interface between the device driver and IPX by
indicating the cabling topology. (The x indicates by number
which LAN you are configuring.)
Supported values: ETHERNET_DLPI, TOKEN-RING_DLPI.
Default: ETHERNET_DLPI.
- lan_x_frame_type=value
-
Specify the frame type. (The x indicates by number which
LAN you are configuring.)
Supported values: ETHERNET_802.2, ETHERNET_II,
ETHERNET_SNAP, ETHERNET_802.3, TOKEN-RING,
TOKEN-RING_SNAP. Default: ETHERNET_802.2 for Ethernet
networks; TOKEN-RING for Token Ring networks.
- lan_x_if_name=value
-
Specify the interface name, which specifies the device driver used to
attach to a network board. (The x indicates by number which
LAN you are configuring.)
If the device driver uses a physical point of attachment, do not configure
this parameter.
Maximum length: 127. Default: Not Configured.
- lan_x_kb_per_sec=number
-
Specify the speed, in kilobytes per second, that data is transferred
across the network. (The x indicates by number which
LAN you are configuring.)
The value of this parameter is used to calculate the number of ticks for
router packets.
Supported values: 0 to 4294967294. Default: 10000.
- lan_x_ppa=number
-
Specify the physical point of attachment, or which network board to
attach to. (The x indicates by number which LAN you
are configuring.)
This number is used by DLPI style 2 drivers. If the device
driver is not DLPI style 2, this parameter must be set to
zero (0) and an interface name must be specified.
Supported values: 0 to 65535. Default: 0.
- lan_x_rip_ageout_intervals=number
-
Specify the number of rip_bcast_intervals that must elapse
since the last broadcast packet was received before a network is
considered ``down'' and removed from the Router Information
table. (The x indicates by number which LAN you are
configuring.)
Supported values: 1 to 256. Default: 4 (4 2 30 = 240 seconds).
- lan_x_rip_bcast_intervals=number
-
Specify the time (in 30 second intervals) between RIP
broadcasts. (The x indicates by number which LAN you
are configuring.)
Supported values: 1 and 6553. Default: 2 (60 seconds).
- lan_x_rip_inter_pkt_delay=number
-
Specify the number of milliseconds that the RIP driver waits
between sending packets on a LAN. (The x indicates by
number which LAN you are configuring.)
This parameter prevents receiving servers and routers from getting
packets too fast (and is ignored if the network is a WAN).
Supported values: 0 to 500. Default: 55.
- lan_x_rip_max_pkt_size=number
-
Specify the maximum size in bytes for RIP packets. (The
x indicates by number which LAN you are configuring.)
Packets larger than the maximum supported packet size for the network
type cannot be sent.
Supported values: 40 to 4294967294. Default: 432.
- lan_x_rip_send_changed_only=value
-
Minimize RIP traffic on a WAN.
You can specify that the RIP driver broadcasts only to indicate
changes in router availability, or specify that the RIP driver
broadcasts all information periodically.
If set to ``Yes'', RIP broadcasts changes only. If set to ``No'',
RIP periodically broadcasts all server information.
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``No''.
- lan_x_sap_ageout_intervals=number
-
Specify the number of sap_bcast_intervals that must elapse
since the last broadcast packet was received before a NetWare server is
considered to be down and removed from the Server Information table.
(The x indicates by number which LAN you are
configuring.)
Supported values: 1 to 256. Default: 4 (4 2 30 = 240 seconds).
- lan_x_sap_bcast_intervals=number
-
Specify the time (in 30 second intervals) between SAP
broadcasts. (The x indicates by number which LAN you
are configuring.)
Supported values: 1 to 65535. Default: 2 (60 seconds).
- lan_x_sap_inter_pkt_delay=number
-
Specify the number of milliseconds that the SAP daemon waits
between sending packets on a LAN.
This prevents receiving servers/routers from getting packets too fast
(and is ignored if the network is a WAN). (The x
indicates by number which LAN you are configuring).
Supported values: 0 to 500. Default: 55.
- lan_x_sap_max_pkt_size=number
-
Specify the maximum size in bytes for SAP packets. (The
x indicates by number which LAN you are configuring.)
Supported values: 96 to 4294967294. Default: 480.
- lan_x_sap_reply_to_gns=value
-
Indicate if responses are sent to a Get Nearest Server (GNS)
request. (The x indicates by number which LAN you
are configuring.)
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``Yes''.
- lan_x_sap_send_changed_only=value
-
Indicate if the SAP daemon broadcasts only to indicate changes
in service availability. (The x indicates by number which
LAN you are configuring.)
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``No''.
- router_driver_daemon=value
-
Specify the name of an alternate router using the Replacable Router
Interface.
Maximum length: 127. Default: Not Configured.
- router_driver_name=value
-
Specify the full path of the RIPX device name.
Maximum length: 127. Default: /dev/ripx.
- router_hash_buckets=number
-
Specify the number of hash entries in the Routing Information Table.
Increase this value if a very large number of networks is visible from
the local network on which the router/server resides.
Decrease this value if a very small number of networks is visible from
the local network on which the router/server resides.
Any number is rounded up to a power of 2.
Supported values: 1 to 32768. Default: 512.
- router_type=value
-
Specify if the Server Advertiser Protocol Daemon (sapd) starts,
and if RIP advertises IPX networks.
If the nwcm parameter ipx_internal_network has a
non-zero value, router_type sets to FULL when
IPX starts. If router_type is set to FULL,
sapd starts and RIP advertises.
If router_type is set to CLIENT, sapd does
not start and RIP does not advertise.
Supported values: FULL, CLIENT. Default: FULL.
- spx=value
-
Specify if the SPX driver is started by the NPS daemon
(npsd).
SPX works with the IPX transport to guarantee
successful delivery of data packets. IPX is a datagram service
and SPX is a connection-based service. Some NetWare services,
such as printing and NVT, require SPX.
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``Yes''.
- spx_max_connections=number
-
Specify the maximum number of connections the SPX can support.
Small systems might want to decrease this parameter to conserve memory
resources. Increase this parameter if connections are failing because
no more devices or sockets are available.
If the system is using NetWare print services, allow enough connections
for the print server, the printers, and other NetWare servers serviced
by the print server.
Systems configured for NVT services probably need to increase
this parameter because NVT uses SPXII for its
underlying protocol.
Supported values: 5 to 1024. Default: 100.
- spx_max_sockets=number
-
Specify how many sockets SPX can use simultaneously for
listening for connect requests from other end points.
You can set this parameter so that small systems can efficiently use
allocated memory for optimal system performance.
Increase the value if applications are failing because listening sockets
cannot be opened.
Supported values: 5 to 200. Default: 50.
- sap_dump_file=value
-
Specify the name of the file that receives the output when the
SAP daemon dumps the SAP tables.
The dump is initiated by sending the SAP daemon a
SIGPIPE and is generally used for debug.
Values are any valid UnixWare filename (created in the directory
log_directory), a valid path and filename, or /dev/null
(disables logging).
Maximum length: 127. Default: sap.dump.
- sap_fast_init=value
-
Specify if the SAP daemon performs fast initialization.
If set to ``Yes'', the SAP daemon becomes operational while
establishing the table of known network serves. If set to ``No'', the
SAP daemon becomes operational after establishing the table
of known network servers.
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``Yes''.
- sap_file_compatibility=value
-
Enable or disable /var/spool/sap ``in'', ``out'' file
compatibility (provide backwards compatibility for UnixWare 1.1).
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``No''.
- sap_install_server=value
-
Control if this machine is advertised as an install server so others can
install software from it.
If set to ``No'', the machine is not advertised as an install server.
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``No''.
- sap_log_file=value
-
Specify the name of the file that saves the messages generated during
the normal operation of the SAP daemon, such as messages
relating to start and stop times or any unusual situations encountered.
Values are any valid UnixWare filename (created in the directory
log_directory), a valid path and filename, or /dev/null
(disables logging).
Maximum length: 127. Default: sap.log.
- sap_max_messages=number
-
Specify the maximum number of messages that can be logged in the file
specified by the sap_log_file parameter.
Use a value of 0 to disable logging.
Supported values: 0 to 4294967294. Default: 300.
- sap_priority=number
-
Set the running priority for the SAP daemon relative to other
processes. This parameter is used mainly to give SAP a higher
priority than other processes.
Supported values: 0 to 40. Default: 15.
- sap_remote_apps=value
-
Control if NetWare Services advertises remote application sharing.
If set to ``Yes'', NetWare Services advertises that it has applications
to share. If set to ``No'', application sharing is not advertised.
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``No''.
- sap_servers=number
-
Specify the maximum number of servers of all types that are seen on
networks recognized by SAP. This parameter determines the size
of the shared memory region used by SAP.
If this parameter is too small, new servers that do not fit in the table
are ignored.
Supported values: 0 to 4294967294. Default: 3000.
- sap_track_file=value
-
Specify the device that displays tracking messages showing SAP
packets when the track on command is invoked.
Values are any valid UnixWare filename (created in the directory
log_directory), a valid path and filename, the console, or
/dev/null (disables logging).
Maximum length: 127. Default: /dev/console.
- sap_unixware=value
-
Control if this machine is advertised as a UnixWare platform.
If set to ``Yes'', other machines can obtain the name and IPX
address of this machine.
If you are going to use any peer-to-peer operations (such as Application
Sharing), you must set this parameter to ``Yes''.
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``Yes''.
- pserver_console_verbosity=value
-
Determine the type and quantity of messages that the print server displays.
A low number minimizes the number of messages displayed; a high number
increases the number of messages displayed.
Supported values: 0 to 5. Default: 1.
- pserver_directory=value
-
Specify the name of the print server subdirectory created in the
pserver log directory. This directory contains log files and
the process identification file.
Maximum length: 127. Default: pserver.
- pserver_log_directory=value
-
Specify the path where the print server directory is located.
If you do not configure this parameter, the value defined by
log_directory is used.
Maximum length: 127. Default: Not Configured.
- pserver_log_verbosity=value
-
Determine the type and quantity of messages that the print server writes
to the log file. A low number minimizes the number of messages logged;
a high number increases the number of messages logged.
Supported values: 0 to 5. Default: 1.
- pserver_name=value
-
Specify the name of the print server defined either in the bindery
database or in NDS.
If you do not configure a name, the name of the local NetWare server is
used for the print server name.
Maximum length: 127. Default: Not Configured.
- pserver_name_context=value
-
Specify the initial context that is used for Directory Services
authentication.
If you do not configure a context, the print server cannot authenticate
as a Directory Services object and must run in bindery mode.
Maximum length: 127. Default: Not Configured.
- pserver_nwum_file=value
-
Specify the name of the file containing the Network Management information.
NetWare management must be enabled for this option to work with the print
server.
Maximum length: 127. Default: nwum.
- pserver_password_file=value
-
Specify the name of the file containing the print server password.
Maximum length: 127. Default: password.
- pserver_preferred_server=value
-
Specify the name of the NetWare server that the print server uses for its
initial attachment.
If you do not configure server, the print server uses the local NetWare
server for its initial attachment.
Maximum length: 127. Default: Not Configured.
- pserver_preferred_tree=value
-
Specify the name of the NDS tree that the print server uses
when attempting initial authentication.
If you do not configure a preferred tree, the preferred server is used
for authentication.
Maximum length: 127. Default: Not Configured.
- ts_add_time_source=value
-
Specify a NetWare server to be added to the end of the configured time
source list specified with the ts_time_source parameter.
Maximum length: 48. Default: Not Configured.
- ts_configured_sources=value
-
Determine whether the server relies exclusively on servers specified by
the ts_time_source parameter.
When set to ``Yes'', the server relies exclusively on the servers
specified by the ts_time_source parameter and ignores any
advertising time sources.
When set to ``No'', the server attempts to contact a listed time source.
If the server is unable to contact any, or the list is empty, then the
server attempts to contact any advertising time source.
The server needs to contact only one time source.
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``No''.
- ts_correction_floor=number
-
Control how closely servers will attempt to synchronize their clocks (in
milliseconds). Adjustments smaller than this value are ignored.
Make sure the value of this parameter does not exceed the value specified
by the ts_synchronization_radius parameter, or synchronization
might not be achieved.
Supported values: 0 to 16777215. Default: 1.
- ts_debug=number
-
Enable debug trace output at various points in the code.
Supported values: 0 to 7. Default: 0.
- ts_directory_tree_mode=value
-
Control whether the server synchronizes only with servers in its
NDS tree, or with all servers on the network.
This parameter has no effect if the ts_configured_sources
parameter is set to ``Yes''.
If ts_configured_sources is set to ``No'', and
ts_directory_tree_mode is set to ``Yes'', the server synchronizes
only with servers in its tree.
If ts_configured_sources is set to ``No'', and
ts_directory_tree_mode is set to ``No'', the server attempts
to synchronize with any time source on the network.
If you use this configuration, make sure only valid time sources are
advertising.
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``Yes''.
- ts_maximum_offset=number
-
Determine the maximum time adjustment, in seconds, that the server can
make during one polling interval.
Maximum adjustment: 6 months. Supported values: 1 to 16777215. Default: 600.
- ts_offset_ceiling=number
-
Limit the magnitude of the calculated error between two time sources.
If the server polls another time source that is out of synchronization by
more than this amount, the server ignores the time source, assuming it
is broken and unreliable.
The default value is a large number to increase the likelihood that all
servers achieve time synchronization. Use caution when decreasing this
parameter because it can lead to a situation in which the network is
dividing into several portions that are converging to different time
sources.
Supported values: 0 to 315532800 seconds (10 years). Default: 2000.
- ts_polling_count=number
-
Specify how many time packets to exchange when polling. Increasing this
number adds unnecessary traffic to the network.
Supported values: 1 to 1000. Default: 3.
- ts_polling_interval=number
-
Determine how often (in seconds) the server checks to see if it is time
synchronized with the network. All servers in the same NDS
tree should use the same value.
Maximum setting: 31 days. Supported values: 0 to 2678400. Default: 600.
- ts_remove_time_source=value
-
Specify a NetWare server to be removed from the configured time source
list specified by the ts_time_source parameter.
Maximum length: 48. Default: Not Configured.
- ts_service_advertising=value
-
Determine whether a time source advertises.
If set to ``Yes'', Single Reference, Reference, and Primary time sources
advertise. You should set this parameter to ``No'' if you specified
servers with the ts_time_source parameter. Secondary time
servers do not advertise.
Supported values: ``Yes'', ``No''. Default: ``Yes''.
- ts_short_interval=number
-
Specify how often time synchronization polling occurs (in seconds) when
a server discovers it is not synchronized with network time.
After the server is synchronized, the polling interval increases until
the server is using the value specified by the ts_polling_interval
parameter.
Supported values: 0 to 600. Default: 10.
- ts_synchronization_radius=number
-
Control the maximum time adjustment, in milliseconds, that a server can
differ from network time and still be considered synchronized.
Increase this parameter to allow a larger time difference between servers.
Lowering the synchronization radius increases the chance of servers losing
synchronization because of randomness between clocks.
Setting this parameter under 2000 milliseconds (2 seconds) is not
recommended unless you are using an application that will not tolerate
a 2000 millisecond deviation between time sources.
Supported values: 0 to 2147483647. Default: 2000.
- ts_time_adjustment=[+ | -] hour:minute:second [at month/day/year hour:minute:second] [AM | PM]
-
Determine the size, date, and time of a single time adjustment.
If you do not specify a date and time, they default to six polling
intervals or one hour from the current time, whichever is longer. All
time sources synchronizing together adjust their clocks by the specified
time at the specified date and time.
Use this parameter sparingly to correct network-wide time errors. Misuse
of this parameter can corrupt time synchronization and the order of events
on your network. You cannot use this parameter on a secondary time server.
A Reference time server ignores the adjustments from primary time servers.
Maximum length: 99. Default: Not Configured.
- ts_time_source=value
-
Specify a list of one or more time source servers.
Server names must be separated by spaces and are polled in the order they
are listed. The server needs to successfully poll only one time source;
once a time source is polled, no other time sources in the list are
contacted.
Default: Not Configured.
- ts_type=value
-
Determine how the server synchronizes time and is initially set during
NDS installation. By default, time synchronization occurs
within an NDS tree.
Supported types:
- SINGLE
-
typically used for smaller LANs and serve as the sole time source
- REFERENCE
-
typically used for larger LANs; and serve as a time source for
Primary and Secondary servers
- PRIMARY
-
typically used with a Reference server or other Primary servers
- SECONDARY
-
obtain time from a Single Reference, Reference, or Primary time server
Default: Not Configured