Novell eDirectory 8.8 Troubleshooting Guide - NetIQ
Novell eDirectory 8.8 Troubleshooting Guide - NetIQ
Novell eDirectory 8.8 Troubleshooting Guide - NetIQ
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Trace Flag Parameters Description<br />
!F Time Sets the interval (in minutes) for the flat cleaner process.<br />
Default=240 minutes (4 hours)<br />
Range=2 to 10080 minutes (168 hours)<br />
*G Replica rootEntry ID Rebuilds the change cache of the specified root partition ID.<br />
*H None Schedules the replica synchronization process to begin<br />
execution immediately on the source server.<br />
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!H Time Sets the interval (in minutes) for the heartbeat<br />
synchronization process.<br />
Default=30 minutes<br />
Range=2 to 1440 minutes (24 hours)<br />
*HR None Clears the in-memory last-sent vector.<br />
*I Replica rootEntry ID Adds the specified local entry ID to the source server’s Send<br />
All Object list. The entry ID must specify a partition root<br />
object that is specific to the server’s local database. The<br />
replica synchronization process checks the Send All Object<br />
list. If the entry ID of a partition’s root object is in the list,<br />
<strong>eDirectory</strong> synchronizes all objects and attributes in the<br />
partition, regardless of the value of the Synchronized Up To<br />
attribute.<br />
!I Time Sets the interval (in minutes) for the heartbeat<br />
synchronization process.<br />
Default=30 minutes<br />
Range=2 to 1440 minutes (24 hours)<br />
*J None Schedules the purge process, which is part of the replica<br />
synchronization process, to begin running on the source<br />
server.<br />
!J Time Sets the interval (in minutes) for the janitor process.<br />
Default=2 minutes<br />
Range=1 to 10080 minutes (168 hours)<br />
*L None Schedules the limber process to begin running on the<br />
source server in five seconds.<br />
*M Bytes Changes the maximum file size used by the source server’s<br />
ndstrace.log file. The command can be used regardless of<br />
the state of the debug file. The bytes specified must be a<br />
hexadecimal value between 10000 bytes and 100 MB. If the<br />
value specified is higher or lower than the specified range,<br />
no change occurs.<br />
!M None Reports the maximum memory used by <strong>eDirectory</strong>.<br />
!N 0|1 Sets the name form.<br />
0=hex only<br />
1=full dot form<br />
*P None Displays the tunable parameters and their default settings.<br />
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