Novell PLATESPIN ORCHESTRATE 2.0.2 - DEVELOPMENT CLIENT REFERENCE 08-28-2009 Reference page 61

Is Master Server: This check box in non High Availability cluster configurations. It is unchecked if
the server is not the Master Server in a High Availability cluster configuration.
Master Server Address: Set this value when the Orchestrate Server participates in a High
Availability cluster.
External Cluster Address: Set this value when the Orchestrate Server participates in a High
Availability cluster.
Cluster Addresses: This list shows the hostname(s) or IP Address(es) associated with a Orchestrate
Server when it configured in a High Availability configuration.
The button opens the Attribute element values dialog box, where you can add, remove, or
reorder addresses (element values) in an array of address choices.
For more information about using PlateSpin Orchestrate in a High Availability environment, see the
PlateSpin Orchestrate 2.0 High Availability Configuration
Data Grid Configuration
This section of the Info/Configuration tab allows for advanced configuration of datagrid related
tuning parameters. The properties on the page and their descriptions are listed below.
Data Grid Root: This field sets the location of the PlateSpin Orchestrate datagrid in the file system.
For example, you might change this location to use a different file system mount point
(recommended when there is a lot of datagrid I/O).
Cleanup Interval: This is the interval at which the Orchestrate Server scans through user job
history files on the datagrid. Job history files older than the owning user's job history retention time
limit (
user.datagrid.maxhistory
Cleanup Interval Enabled: Select this check box to set a flag to enable periodic job history
cleanup checking. Deselect to disable the checking.
Default Multicast Rate: This field sets the default data rate in bytes per second for multicast
operations in which the client has not explicitly set a rate for a particular file transfer.
Max Multicast Rate: This field sets the maximum data rate in bytes per second that a client can
specify for a multicast file transfer.
Selected Interfaces: This field names the interfaces on which multicast file transfers are to be sent.
This allows an administrator to limit multicast traffic to specific interfaces (that is, the interfaces
where the agents are connected). You can add or delete interfaces by clicking the
Available Interfaces: This field list lists the network interfaces that are available on the local
machine for multicasting.
NOTE: The property is "read-only" and is provided for your information.
Multicast Metrics: This panel lets you monitor multicast data transfer, including:
Total Packets Sent: The total number of multicast data packets sent by the file multicaster
since the last reset of the counters.
Total Packets Resent: The total number of multicast packets resent due to errors since the last
counter reset.
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