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Using the additional dialog you can set:

  • Priority of the transport tasks.
  • [TCP] System input buffer size in kilobytes of the socket. Set to 0 for disabling the user size. Actual size you can see in the status.
  • [TCP] Maximum segment size (MSS) in bytes, for limit the transmitted packages size (segments TCP) on bad link channels. Set to 0 for disabling the user limit for size. Actual size you can see in the status.
  • [TCP|UNIX|RAWCAN] Queue length of the sockets
  • [TCP|UNIX|RAWCAN,!INIT] Maximum number of clients and Maximum number of clients per host.
  • [TCP|UNIX|RAWCAN,!INIT] Keep alive requests — closing the connection after specified number of the requests. Zero value for disabling — never closes.
  • [TCP|UNIX|RAWCAN] Keep alive timeout, seconds — closing the connection after missing requests within a specified time. Zero value for disabling — never closes.
At.png Disabling this feature is not recommended because the TCP/IP network property does not guarantee the server notification about the disconnection, say in the event of a power failure on the client. As a result, the opened client connections can remain forever, and when the limit is reached the server will stop accepting new ones!
  • [TCP,INIT|ASSOC] Timeouts, tries of the initiative connection and the associated output transports, empty for default and separated by '||'. Format of the timeouts and tries is corresponded to ones of the output transport.
  • Protocols' specific custom parameters.
  • Reset all the additional parameters to default values and cleanup the protocols' specific custom parameters.