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15.8 Setting Up SLP on Linux or Solaris
This section contains the following information:
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Section 15.8.1, “User Agents and Service Agents,” on page 418
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Section 15.8.2, “Starting and Stopping the Daemon Process,” on page 419
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Section 15.8.3, “Using the SLPINFO Diagnostic Utility,” on page 419
Š Section 15.8.4, “eDirectory Interoperatability with OpenSLP on Linux and Solaris 8.0 SLP,” on
page 419
Š Section 15.8.5, “SLP V1- V2 Interoperatibility Issues,” on page 420
SET SLP DA Heart Beat Time =
value Specifies an integer value describing how long (in seconds) to wait
before sending the next Directory Agent heartbeat packet.
Value = 0 to 4294967255
Default = 10800
SET SLP Close Idle TCP
Connections Time = value Specifies an integer value describing how long (in seconds) to wait
before terminating idle TCP connections.
Value = 0 to 4294967255
Default = 300
SET SLP DA Event Timeout =
value Specifies an integer value describing how long (in seconds) to wait
before timing out Directory Agent packet requests.
Value = 0 to 429
Default = 5
SET SLP Maximum WTD = value Specifies the maximum number of work-to-do threads that SLP can
allocate.
Value = 1 to 64
Default = 10
SET SLP Reset = value Forces the SA to send new service registers and forces the SA to
send DA Advertise packets. (Resets to OFF each time it is set to
ON)
Value = ON|OFF
SET SLP Debug = value 0x01 = COMM 0x02 = TRAN
0x04 = API
0x08 = SA_DA
0x010 = ERR
0x020 = SA
0x040 = UA_DA
These bits can be combined with AND or OR statements for multiple
values. An example of COMM and API would be 0x05.
Value = 0 to 65535
Default = 88
Command Description