ACSLS Tuning Settings

This section provides specific details about how to reply to certain questions when running ACSLS install.sh and acsss_config. These details determine the settings for specific parameters, as well as controlling behavior of specific components within ACSLS.

Do the following:

1. Run ACSLS acsss_config

   IMPORTANT: Do this after running install.sh, and after any import of control files from ACSLS 7.3.1.

2. Select option 3: Set general product behavior variables
3. Increase the number of ACSMT (performs mounts/dismounts requests) processes from a default of 2 to the max of 5.

   Changes to the number of mount processes ACSLS supports will not take effect until the product is restarted.
   Number of mount processes [2]: 5
   

4. Increase the number of ACSQY (performs various query requests) processes from a default of 2 to the max of 5.

   Changes to the number of query processes ACSLS supports will not take effect
   until the product is restarted.
   Number of query processes [2]: 5
   

5. Increase the number of concurrent ACSLS processes to 70.

   Changes to the maximum number of ACSLS processes will not take effect
   until the product is restarted.
   Maximum number of ACSLS processes [8]: 70
   

6. Turn off the ACSLM TCP/IP INET socket. You will be asked about the value for ENABLE_INET_ACSLM. Set it to FALSE, unless you have installed the ACSLS GUI or are using logical libraries.

   **** ENABLE_INET_ACSLM Must be TRUE ****
   This variable must be TRUE to allow the GUI and logical
   libraries to communicate with legacy ACSLS processes. [TRUE]: FALSE
   

   You may also do this using dv_config if it becomes necessary at any time in the future, using the command dv_config -p ENABLE_INET_ACSLM.

   WARNING:

   DO NOT set ENABLE_INET_ACSLM to FALSE if you have installed the ACSLS GUI or are using logical libraries. In these cases, set this parameter to TRUE in order to avoid resource issues such as failed fork().