ADD_RANGE

swadm command

Syntax

swadm ADD_RANGE [-m Range_mode] [-p Port_range_start] [-r RPC_range_start] [-s Range_size]

Description

This command defines a new port range for use with this iProcess Engine node. You can then use the SET_RANGE command to place a server behind this port range.

The port range is stored as a record in the port_range_conf table.

Options

Option

Description

-m Range_mode

Defines how servers that use this port range configuration should allocate ports. Specify one of the following values:

0 - Do not use port or RPC ranges. A process can use any port number and RPC number (as assigned by the operating system).

1 - Use port ranges. A process must use a port number allocated from within the defined range, but can use any RPC number.

2 - Use RPC ranges. A process must use an RPC number allocated from within the defined range, but can use any port number.

3 - Use port ranges and RPC ranges. A process must use both a port number and an RPC number allocated from within the defined ranges.

If this value is omitted the range mode defaults to 3.

-p Port_range_start

The port number that the range should start from. (The range will therefore end at Port_range_start + Range_size.)

If this value is omitted, the port range start value defaults to 10000.

-r RPC_range_start

The RPC number that the range should start from. (The range will therefore end at RPC_range_start + Range_size.)

If this value is omitted, the RPC range start value defaults to 400000.

-s Range_size

The number of slots in the defined port and/or RPC number ranges.

If this value is omitted, the range size value defaults to 20.

Errors

The following error messages may be returned by this command.

Message

Description

Unable to access the port_range_conf table

swadm cannot update the iProcess Engine database. Examine the sw_error and sw_warn files, located in the SWDIR\logs directory, for more information about the cause of the error. See iProcess Engine Log Files for more information.

See Also

DEL_RANGE, MOD_RANGE, SET_RANGE, SHOW_PORTS, SHOW_RANGES