This is a new property for PTC RV&S 13.3.0.3 and later versions.

Sets the maximum number of concurrent incoming RMI connections the server accepts per minute.

Default value 600

Minimum value is 0

Maximum value is 1500

Set the value of the policy to 0 to disable it. A server restart is required for any changes to the policy to take effect.

For more information, see Limiting the Incoming RMI Connections in PTC RV&S 13.3.0.3 and Later Versions.

This is a new property for PTC RV&S 13.3.0.3 and later versions.

The minimum number of executor threads that the RMI subsystem may use. The system starts with this minimal number of threads. The value of the property should not exceed the value set for the property mksis.rmi.maxExecutorThreads.

The default value of the property is 25% of the mksis.rmi.maxExecutorThreads. Minimum value of the property is 10, whereas the maximum value can be anything less than or equal to the value set for the mksis.rmi.maxExecutorThreads property.

This property has been upgraded in PTC RV&S 13.3.0.3 and later versions.

Throttle list enables throttling for outgoing traffic to one or more remote clients and servers.

Throttling is defined by using aliases where you compose aliases using only uppercase letters (A…Z), lowercase letters (a…z), numbers (0…9), and hyphens (-). Throttling aliases are specified using a comma separated list.

For each throttle alias, you must configure the iprange, max, or lowPriorityMax , and optionally configure maxRTT (maximum round trip time).

For example, mksis.throttle.list=fsa1, directRemoteUsers, localTeam

This property has been upgraded in PTC RV&S 13.3.0.3 and later versions.

Indicates the range of IP address of remote hosts.

For example,

This is a deprecated property and may be removed in a future release.

Indicates the maximum limit of data that can continuously be sent per second. The default unit is bytes/second. Can also be specified in kilobytes/second(K) or megabytes/second(M).as displayed by an external transfer. By default, data transfer is unlimited in a throttling. Therefore, is not recommended to limit the data transfer at the application level.

For example,

Indicates a maximum of 12MBps bulk data transfer.

This is a deprecated parameter and may be removed in a future release. Use the mksis.throttle.<alias>.lowPriorityMaxRatio= parameter instead.

Indicates the maximum amount of data that can be sent for low priority operations such as bulk data file transfers where values are displayed by default in bytes/second. Can also be specified in kilobytes/second(K) or megabytes/second(M).

For example,

Indicates a maximum of 10MBps bulk data transfer.

PTC recommends following these best practices when transferring data for low priority operations:

This is a new property for PTC RV&S 13.3.0.3 and later versions.

Indicates the fraction of max reserved for the bytes that can be transferred per second for low priority or bulk data.

This is a new property for PTC RV&S 13.3.0.3 and later versions.

Maximum number of client connections that can be accommodated in a throttling.

Default value of the parameter is unlimited, which means by default there can be unlimited client connections in a throttling.

Once the number of connections made exceeds the maxconnections value, a new throttle having the identical profile is created automatically.

This is a new property for PTC RV&S 13.3.0.3 and later versions.

Buffer size represents the amount of data that can be sent but not received by the remote end without interrupting the data transfer.

Default unit used for buffer size is bytes. It can also be specified in megabytes(M) or kilobytes(K).

Values must be positive integer greater than zero. Default buffer size if the throttling profile is not selected is mksis.throttle.default.buffersize=512K.

PTC recommends to not change the buffer size values unless advised to do so by PTC Technical Support.