connection_pipelining
Description
Controls the HyperFlow.
For more information, see the R82 Performance Tuning Administration Guide. > Section HyperFlow.
Syntax
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Important:
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Parameters
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Shows the built-in help. |
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Must enter this command only on Security Gateways other than Scalable Platforms. |
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Must enter this command only on Scalable Platforms. |
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Shows the advanced options. |
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Allows new connections to be opened as accelerated pipeline connections - the Security Gateway uses the new asynchronous parsers for connections. This is the default.
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Configures the asynchronous flow mode (this is the default). In this mode, CoreXL Firewall instances send jobs to the PPE.
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Restores default settings |
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Shows the statistics for the heaviest connection with the maximum duration (number of packets and bytes). |
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Disables the feature.
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Enables the feature. This is the default (on Check Point Appliances that meet the requirements).
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Shows the accelerated elephant connections in the pipeline. |
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Prevents new connections from being opened as accelerated pipeline connections. In this mode, the Security Gateway uses the legacy parsers for connections.
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Configures the Job Dispatcher (PPE) and Working Threads (WTs) to sleep.
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Shows the status and configuration of the feature. The output shows these lines with the applicable values:
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Configures the synchronous flow mode. In this mode, CoreXL Firewall instances do not send jobs to the PPE.
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Wakes up the Job Dispatcher (PPE) and Working Threads (WTs) from sleep. The PPE gets CPU cores available for allocation. |
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Note - The terms Parallel Processing Engine (PPE) and Dual Mode Job Dispatcher (DMD) are used interchangeably. |
Example 1 - On a supported appliance
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Example 2 - On a non-supported appliance
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