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Execution Protocol Engine properties (server-specific)

Attributes on the Execution Protocol Engine Properties For... panel of Array Manager let you tune application launch processes for a particular array member. The attributes apply independently to each Secure Global Desktop server.

From the command line, use tarantella config to view and edit these settings.

Changes to these attributes take effect for new Protocol Engines only. Existing Protocol Engines are not affected.

Array ManagerCommand lineDescription
Command-line Arguments--execpe-args args
  • Any arguments to the Protocol Engine. For example, the name of a log file.
  • You shouldn't need to change this unless asked by Technical Support.
Login Script Directory--execpe-scriptdir dir
  • The directory on the Secure Global Desktop host in which login scripts are stored.
  • Use %%INSTALLDIR%% to mean the Secure Global Desktop installation directory.
  • If an application object's Login Script attribute uses a relative pathname, for example "unix.exp", this directory is assumed.
  • You shouldn't need to change this attribute.
Process Tuning: Maximum sessions per engine--execpe-maxsessions num
  • The maximum number of emulator sessions each Execution Protocol Engine handles.
  • More Execution Protocol Engines are started to meet demand.
Process Tuning: Maximum users per engine--execpe-maxusers num
  • The maximum number of users each Execution Protocol Engine handles.
  • More Execution Protocol Engines are started to meet demand.
Process Tuning: Exit after--execpe-exitafter seconds
  • The length of time an Execution Protocol Engine process will continue running without any active connections.
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