It shouldn't, depends on your application load and the capacity of the
hardware you are running W2K on. On large as in 4-8 processor 2Gbyte
machines I have heard of people having maxchannels set at 1000-2000, now
thats a lot of client connections and so it depends on how active each
client is. You could possibly overload MQ with as few as a couple of
connections per cpu if they were "batch" programs delivering messages as
fast as the CPU would let them. Especially if the message processing app
was running on the same machine. You need more memory for more connections
and more CPU power for more messages/sec. It is fairly easy to modify the
sample programs to simulate a workload.
Regards
Tim A
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I am getting a message in the event viewer on a Windows 2000 server stating
that the maximum number of channels that can be in using simultaneously has
been reached. We are using the default which I understand is 100. I know
the value can be changed using MQSeries Services. Would increasing this
value to 150 cause problems? Would it be necessary to stop the service to
activate the change?
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