network throttling in 621

Hi
Is there a way to limit the bandwith and/or CPU
consumed by QNET in 6.2.1B?
A server has to distribute 30MB of data on
a regular basis over the LAN with QNET, and at
the time of transfers
these systems run at near 100% CPU, so that
their other tasks are starved.


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Alex/Systems 104 <acellarius@yah0o.lsd.com> wrote:
AS > Hi
AS > Is there a way to limit the bandwith and/or CPU
AS > consumed by QNET in 6.2.1B?
AS > A server has to distribute 30MB of data on
AS > a regular basis over the LAN with QNET, and at
AS > the time of transfers
AS > these systems run at near 100% CPU, so that
AS > their other tasks are starved.

If you have the source code, put some kind of a delay into the loop.

I don’t think you can limit bandwidth.

If the process sending this information has a lower priority than other
tasks and is breaking this data into chunks, I would think that this would
provide the throttleing you desire, for as higher priority processes need to
run, they can preempt this data sending thing.

I think io-net will inherits the priority of the process accessing its
functionality…

Kevin

“Bill Caroselli” <qtps@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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Alex/Systems 104 <> acellarius@yah0o.lsd.com> > wrote:
AS > Hi
AS > Is there a way to limit the bandwith and/or CPU
AS > consumed by QNET in 6.2.1B?
AS > A server has to distribute 30MB of data on
AS > a regular basis over the LAN with QNET, and at
AS > the time of transfers
AS > these systems run at near 100% CPU, so that
AS > their other tasks are starved.

If you have the source code, put some kind of a delay into the loop.

I don’t think you can limit bandwidth.