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thinserverEnable

This device provides thin server support. If enabled(1) then this device will provide local file caching of selected files. If passthru(2) then this device will have connections to the clients and pass any frames received on those connections to the maste ...

thinserverRefreshInterval

This is the number of days between refreshes of this devices cache.

thinserverRefreshTime

This is the time of day (12:01:00) at which this device will verify that it has the same version of the files as the master server, and will download any files which are not the same version.

thinserverRefreshNow

This flag indicates that the device should immediately refresh all files which it is caching. A read of this object will always return noaction(1).

thinserverMemory

This is the amount of memory in kilobytes calculated at runtime to be reserved for caching files. This may be the same amount as the configured memory.

thinserverHardFileSpace

This is the total amount of hard file space, in kilobytes, which can be used for the files being cached for the thin server function.

thinserverHardFileUsed

This is the total amount of hard file space, in kilobytes, which is currently being used for the files related to the thin server function.

thinserverNumFilesCached

This is the total number of files being cached by the thin server function.

thinserverMasterServerIPAddress

This is the IP address of the server for which this device is staging files.

thinserverSyncProtocol

This is the protocol which will be used to determine whether or not the cache needs to be updated and if so, this protocol will be used to retrieve the new version of the file(s).

thinserverPreloadListName

This is the fully-qualified name of the file which contains the pre-load list. This name can be 1024 bytes long but only the last 255 bytes will be displayed.

thinserverMountPointsTable

When NFS is used as the synchronization protocol, then this table lists the directories to be included in the mount point from which files will be cached.

thinserverMountPointsEntry

An entry containing objects that define which directories are to be included for the mount point.

thinserverMountPointsIndex

A unique value for each mount point.

thinserverMountPointsDescr

A textual string containing the name of a mount point (NFS). This name can be 1024 bytes long, but only the last 255 bytes will be displayed.

thinserverMountPointsScope

If include(1), then that directory is included in the mount point. If exclude(2), then that directory is excluded from the mount point.

thinserverPacketTimeout

This is the number of seconds defined by the user until a packet will time out.

thinserverMaxRetries

This is the maximum number of times defined by the user that the TFTP daemon will try to resend a packet.

thinserverMaxSegSize

This is the maximum segment block size defined by the user.

thinserverUseHardFile

This tells whether or not we are to use the hardfile when caching.

thinserverRestartNow

This flag indicates that the device should immediately restart the thinserver feature. A read of this object will always return noaction(1).

thinserverConfiguredMemory

This is the amount of memory in kilobytes defined by the user to be reserved for caching files.

thinserverFilesOpenCurrently

This is the number of files currently in the open state because of the thin server function.

thinserverTotalFileOpens

This is the total number of files that have been opened since the last reset of the genStat counters because of the thin server function.

thinserverReadMissesDirty

Number of times a read was relayed to the server because the file on this device is different than the version on the master server.

thinserverReadMissesNotPresent

Number of times a read was relayed to the server because this device does not have the desired file.

thinserverOpenFailsFileLocked

Number of times a read was relayed to the server because this device cannot serve the desired file because it is locked.

thinserverNoRoomOnHardFile

Number of times the thin server function attempted to cache a file but could not because there was no more thin server space available on the hard disk.

thinserverResetGenCounters

Reset the general counters to zero. A read of this object will always return noaction(1).

thinserverNumRefreshes

Number of times the cache has been successfully refreshed.

thinserverNumRefreshFail

Number of times the cache has failed to refresh because the connection to the master server could not be established.

thinserverNumFilesRefreshed

Number of files which have been refreshed in the cache.

thinserverLastFileUpdate

This is the date and time of day (02/03/1998 23:08:09) that the most recent file refresh occurred.

thinserverResetMSConnStats

Reset the MS connection counters to zero. A read of this object will always return noaction(1).

thinserverRFSTotalClients

The number of clients which have connected to this device using RFS/400 protocol.

thinserverRFSCurrentClients

The number of clients currently connected to this device using RFS/400 protocol.

thinserverRFSFilesServed

This is the number of open requests for which this device opened a cached file.

thinserverRFSFilesServedByMS

This is the number of open requests for which this device has passed the request thru to the master server because the local copy either does not exist, is out-of-date, or is not accessable.

thinserverNum449Accepts

The number of port 449 (port mapper) accepts.

thinserverNum449ConnsActive

The number of port 449 (port mapper) connections currently active.

thinserverNum8473Accepts

The number of port 8473 (RFS server) accepts.

thinserverNum8473ConnsActive

The number of port 8473 (RFS server) connections currently active.

thinserverNum8476Accepts

The number of port 8476 (Login server) accepts.

thinserverNum8476ConnsActive

The number of port 8476 (Login server) connections currently active.

thinserverNumRFSWrites

The number of attempts to write to a file being cached. The write and all future accesses to that file (until it is closed) will be relayed to the server.

thinserverResetRFSCounters

Reset the RFS counters to zero. A read of this object will always return noaction(1).

thinserverTFTPTotalClients

The number of clients which have connected to this device using TFTP protocol.

thinserverTFTPCurrentClients

The number of clients currently connected to this device using TFTP protocol.

thinserverTFTPFileisServed

This is the number of open requests for which this device opened a cached file.

thinserverTFTPFilesServedByMS

This is the number of open requests for which this device has passed the request thru to the master server because the local copy either does not exist, is out-of-date, or is not accessable.

thinserverResetTFTPCounters

Reset the TFTP counters to zero. A read of this object will always return noaction(1).

thinserverNFSDReadRequests

The total number of READ requests received from NFS clients.

thinserverNFSDReadDirRequests

The total number of READDIR requests received from NFS clients.

thinserverNFSDUnsupportedRequests

This is the total number of requests for unsupported procedures received by NFS clients.

thinserverNFSDTotalMounts

This is the total number of succesful mount requests received from NFS clients.

thinserverNFSDCurrentMounts

The number of currently active mounts.

thinserverNFSDTotalClients

The total number of clients that have successfully mounted to the NFS Server Mount Daemon.

thinserverNFSDCurrentClients

The current number of clients that have active mounts to the NFS Server Mount Daemon.

thinserverNFSDResetCounters

Reset the NFSD counters to zero. A read of this object will always return noaction(1).