Novell BUSINESS CONTINUITY CLUSTERING 1.1 SP1 - 9-21-2010 ADMINISTRATION GUIDE FOR OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER 1 SP2 LINUX Administration Manual page 92

Setting
<maximumPriorityThreads>
<minimumPriorityThreads>
<resourceOfflineTimeout>
<resourceOnlineTimeout>
<scanForNewDevicesDelay>
Disabling SSL for Inter-Cluster Communication
Disabling SSL for inter-cluster communication should only be done for debugging purposes, and
should not be done in a production environment or for an extended period of time.
To turn off SSL for inter-cluster communication, or to specify a different communication port, you
need to modify the Novell Cluster Services
eDirectory management tool such as iManager or ConsoleOne
documentation Web site (http://www.novell.com/documentation/imanager25/)
using iManager.
Disabling SSL communication to a specific peer cluster requires changing the BCC management
address to the peer cluster. The address is contained in the NCS:BCC Peers attribute that is stored on
the NCS Cluster object.
For example, a default NCS:BCC Peers attribute could appear similar to the following example:
<peer>
<cluster>chicago_cluster</cluster>
<tree>DIGITALAIRLINES-TREE</tree>
<address>10.1.1.10</address>
</peer>
To disable SSL for inter-cluster communication, you would change the <address> attribute to
specify
http://
<peer>
<cluster>chicago_cluster</cluster>
<tree>DIGITALAIRLINES-TREE</tree>
<address>http://10.1.1.10</address>
</peer>
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Description
The maximum number of high priority
threads BCC creates.
The minimum number of high priority threads
BCC keeps after killing idle high priority
threads.
The number of seconds BCC waits for a
resource to go offline during a BCC migrate.
The number of seconds BCC waits for a
resource to go online during a BCC migrate.
The number of seconds BCC sleeps after
performing a scan for new devices during a
BCC migration of a resource.
with the IP address, as shown in the following example:
TM Cluster object that is stored in eDirectory by using an
®
. See the
Default Value
20
2
300
300
5
Novell iManager 2.5
for information on