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96 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer’s Guide • April 2002 (Draft)

tcpnodelay on, off on (optional) Allows you to modify the

default TCP data-gathering algorithm

for sockets accepted from a particular

listen socket. The default algorithm is

to send out TCP data as soon as

possible,evenif thismeans sendingout

more smallpackets.

Set this attribute to off to allow a

delay in sending TCP data.

CONNECTIONGROUP SSLPARAMS Defines MIME types.

id Internal namefor the connection

group. Used in a VS element to define

the connections used by the virtual

server.

matchingip An IP address in

dotted-pair or IPv6

notation or the value

default. Cannot be

0.0.0.0 for

INADDR_ANY.

IP address that the associated virtual

servers use. Must be default if the

containing LS does not have

ip=0.0.0.0.

If the containing LS has ip=0.0.0.0,

can be a specific IP address or

default.Inthiscase,default means

any IP addresses not specified in other

LS or CONNECTIONGROUP elements.

defaultvs The id attribute of the default virtual

server for this particular connection

group.

servername Tells the server what to put in the host

name section of any URLs it sends to

the client. If you append a colon and

port number, that port will be used in

URLs the server sends to the client.

SSLPARAMS (none) Defines SSLparametersof a connection

group. An SSLPARAMS element is

required inside, and only allowed

inside, a CONNECTIONGROUP element

contained by a listen socket that has its

security attribute set to on.

Table 2-22 server.xml

Element/Attribute Allowed Subelements

or Values

Default

Value

Description

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