On Tue, 18 Nov 2008 00:50:01 +0000, Suleiman Shahin <[EMAIL PROTECTED] om> wrote:
> >Greetings folks. > > >I am back with my perennial subject. I have under zVM 5.3 an SSL server driven by probably SLES9. >with a maximum of 128 sessions and I'm wondering if I can raise that num ber. > >The TCPIP manual mentions the default of 100 but does not indicate the p ossible maximum. >I appreciate your info. > > >Suleiman Shahin You want: APAR Identifier ...... PK52298 Last Changed ........ 08/10/02 SSL SERVER CONNECTION LIMIT RELIEF With the application of this APAR, IBM testing has confirmed that the SSL server should accommodate approximately 2000 concurrent secure connections, when its virtual storage has been defined at a 2G maximum. Is 2000 enough? However: Due to limitations associated with establishing Linux guest parameters for accommodating the aforementioned logic changes, this support is being provided only for the 64-bit SUSE and Redhat distributions on which the z/VM SSL server is supported. I don't know anything about SUSE 9. Alan Ackerman Alan (dot) Ackerman (at) Bank of America (dot) com
