The following figure illustrates the Global Protocol Stack tab.
The following table provides information about the fields in the Global Protocol Stack tab.
Sub tab | Fields | Description | Default | Notes |
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HTTP | Max Clients | If the user wants to increase the number of simultaneous outbound connections that the DSG can create, to serve the incoming requests, then the user can modify this setting. | The default value for this setting is 100. | |
User defined server header | If you want to change the value of the server header in an application response, then you can use this parameter. | |||
Outbound Connection Cache TTL | In situations where you want to keep a TCP connection persistent beyond the default limit of inactivity that the firewall allows, you must configure this setting to a timeout value.The timeout value must be defined in seconds. | -1 This value indicates that the feature is disabled. The connection remains active and stored in cache until the DSG node is restarted. | ||
NFS | Enabled | Set as true to enable the NFS tunnel and service. | ||
Interval | Time in seconds when the DSG node will poll the NFS server for fetching files. You can also specify a cron job expression. For more information about how to schedule cron jobs, refer to the cron documentation. | The Cron job format is also supported to schedule jobs. If you use the cron job expression “* * * * *”, then the DSG will poll the NFS server at the minimum interval of one minute. |