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Threads, Processes and Connections
ConnQueueSize
Specifies the number of outstanding (yet to be serviced) connections that the web
server can have. It is recommended that this value always be greater than the
operating system limit for the maximum number of open file descriptors per
process.
Default
The default value is 5000.
HeaderBufferSize
The size (in bytes) of the buffer used by each of the request processing threads for
reading the request data from the client. The maximum number of request
processing threads is controlled by the RqThrottle setting.
Default
The default value is
IOTimeout
Specifies the number of seconds the server waits for data to arrive from the client. If
data does not arrive before the timeout expires then the connection is closed. By
setting it to less than the default 30 seconds, you can free up threads sooner.
However, you may also disconnect users with slower connections.
Syntax
IOTimeout seconds
Default
30 seconds for servers that don't use hardware encryption devices and 300 seconds
for those that do.
KeepAliveThreads
This directive determines the number of threads in the keep-alive subsystem. It is
recommended that this number be a small multiple of the number of processors on
the system. (for example, a 2 CPU system should have 2 or 4 keep alive threads).
The maximum number of keep-alive connections allowed
(
MaxKeepAliveConnections
choosing a value for this setting.
Default
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