• Include Sample Services: When it is checked, the User can see system bundled services on the Manage service screen. System bundled services are stored in "Project: Sample" and "Sub project : Sample" Users can't edit or delete these services.
• Enable IPv6: To enable IPV6 support in NetOcean.
• Maximum Request Size: Maximum size of the request. Provide the value in 'bytes' with a range from 0 to 10GB
• Enable Other Protocols: To enable other protocols in NetOcean. By default only HTTP protocol is enabled.
• Maximum Number of IO Vectors:Maximum number of segments to be made for response. Rest response data is truncated. The size should not be less than 256 and should not be more than 256000.

IO Vector settings

• Increment By: It is set to a certain value, when the I/O vector needs to grow, it will increase its size by that value.
• Maximum Size: The "maximum size" is the upper limit or the maximum capacity that an I/O vector can reach.

Forward Settings

Disable Forward for all Services To enable/disable the forward requests. Requests are forwarded to the next server (whose server details has to be provided in the forward text field) to serve the response.

• Connection Timeout: Provide the connection timeout value, if forward setting enabled. Its unit is in seconds and default value is 45 sec.
• Response Timeout: Provide the response timeout value, if forward setting enabled. Its unit is in seconds and default value is 60 sec

NetOcean Performance Settings

• Start Up Mode:To start the HPD in startup mode. Multiple HPD processes are started to handle the load.
  • Normal Mode:To listen on specified IP addresses.
  • Server IP Based Mode:
• Optimize Ethernet Packet Flow: Optimizing Ethernet packet flow typically involves improving the efficiency and performance of data transmission over Ethernet networks.
  • 0: stands for Disable
  • 1: stands for TCP_QUICKACK which helps in quicker acknowledgment of received data
  • 2 stands for TCP_NODELAY , this option is typically used to reduce the latency in data transmission.
• Time Stamp: Timeout in milliseconds (for connections) for the first request.
  • Use Kernel Jiffy:
  • Use CPU frequency:
  • Use Unix System Call (get time of day): a way of representing a timestamp by representing the time as the number of seconds since January 1st, 1970 at 00:00:00 UTC.
• Maximum Connections Per Child: Number of connections established per child. Maximum number of concurrent connections to be handled by one HPD process. Default value is 32768 connections.
• Number of NetOcean Virtual Machine: The number of processes that HPD runs. Number of processes is 2 per CPU. For example: if the machine is dual core CPUs, then total 8 (2*4). processes run. There are the following options.
  • Auto (2 per core)
  • Specified

PINPAD Settings

• PINPAD Settings: PinPad services are used to serve the requests of PinPad devices. A PIN pad or PIN entry device is an electronic device used in a debit, credit, or smart card-based transaction to accept and encrypt the cardholder's personal identification number (PIN), for example - an ATM machine. Below are the required information required
  • Enable Pinpad Trace
  • Pinpad Ports
  • Keys