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04-30-2002 01:50 AM
04-30-2002 01:50 AM
I am trying to scale a display server(HP-UX 11). Users will login the system and get remote X-11 sessions send to their display. Are there X-11 limits. I.e. how many X-11 connections can the server have. ?
thanks
Eric
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04-30-2002 01:59 AM
04-30-2002 01:59 AM
Re: X server limits
The dtlogin is only a process for the system and as such there are no limits on the X connections.
If your system allows enough processes then it is fairly endless.
assuming you use CDE
check /var/dt/Xerrors and $HOME/.dt/*log for faults and
/etc/dt/config/* /usr/dt/config/* for the setups
/etc is the original and should be copied to /usr if changed
Steve Steel
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04-30-2002 02:07 AM
04-30-2002 02:07 AM
Re: X server limits
With regard to your question though, the server is only limited by the max number of processes that can run on the machine, i.e. kernel parameters nproc and maxuprc.
Hope this helps.
-Santosh
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04-30-2002 02:20 AM
04-30-2002 02:20 AM
Solutionalso you may want to take a look at the GSMT & SMT settings sizes again viewable under Xsever config.
other than that normal kernal parameters will also ned to be tuned maxusers etc ....
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04-30-2002 03:36 AM
04-30-2002 03:36 AM
Re: X server limits
the *possible* number of X-connections is your least problem:
- each CDE session eats up vast amounts of virtual address space (i.e. swapspace)
- each CDE session eats up at least about 32MB of RAM
- in each session usually a lot windows and hence processes are used
- everything should be pretty interactive or your users will complain, so you will need multiple CPUs, and fast ones
- X-Windows is a bandwidth hog, so make sure you have multiple LANICs, and fast ones, and your users are evenly spread over those
Just my $0.02,
Wodisc