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3.2.23.7 TCP.STORAGE
Parameter syntax
TCP.STORAGE=size=<
This parameter allows you to specify the size of TCP storage and the operation
mode.
<
value
>
It specifies the size in bytes of the TCP storage to be set. It must be an integer
number between
1
and
4096
. The TCP storage holds the data that should be
transferred by means of the TCP storage. By means of
TCP.Storage.Dispatch
command the contents of data in the TCP storage can be moved to an internal
outgoing TCP buffer when the TCP storage is created. If there is no enough
memory available to satisfy a TCP storage requirement, MAMBOII will report an
error upon attempting to start
TCP.Storage.Dispatch
command.
<
mode
>
Currently the TCP storage supports two operation modes:
Value
Meaning
manual
If this mode is selected, the TCP storage has to be
dispatched manually (i.e. you have to determine when to
send the stored information via TCP)
auto
This mode allows the system to dispatch automatically the
data inside the TCP storage whenever it is used up.
How the configuration could be set/requested:
Set configuration
$PFAL,Cnf.Set,TCP.SORAGE=size=512,dispatch=manual
Get configuration
$PFAL,Cnf.Get,TCP.STORAGE
3.2.23.8 TCP.CLIENT.SENDMODE
Parameter syntax
This parameter configuration allows to select between fast and safe TCP
transmissions.
<mode
>
It specifies how fast TCP packets should be sent. It can be set to:
Value
Meaning
0
Safe mode (default).
Safe transmission prevents loosing
packets during TCP/GPRS reconnects. Only
one
single
packet is sent at a time. When the server has confimed a
packet with
„ack sent“
, the next packet is sent. Even if a
TCP timeout occurs no packets can get lost.
1
Fast mode.
Fast transmission speeds up large transmissions
(
i.e. history push, large configurations
) by factor 3 or 4.
Multipackets
are sent at a time. If a TCP/GPRS timeout
occurs, sent but not yet acknowledged packets could
get lost.
How the configuration could be set/requested:
Set configuration
$PFAL,Cnf.Set,TCP.CLIENT.SENDMODE=0
Get configuration
$PFAL,Cnf.Get,TCP.CLIENT.SENDMODE
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