Client restart options

The commrestartduration and commrestartinterval options affect how aggressively the client attempts to reconnect with the server if a network outage or other condition interrupts client and server communications.

Defaults are provided for both options and the defaults work well in most environments. You can experiment with these options to see whether smaller values speed up the reconnection process.

Neither option directly improves client performance, but either option, or both options, can be set to reduce reconnection times so that client data can be processed as soon as possible if the client is disconnected from the server.

commrestartduration client option

The commrestartduration option sets the number of seconds that the client waits after a communications failure before it tries to reconnect with a server.

You can set this value to any integer in the range 0 - 9999; the default is 60 seconds.

commrestartinterval client option

The commrestartinterval option sets the number of seconds that the client waits between each reconnection attempt.

You can set this value to any integer in the range 0 - 65535; the default is 15 seconds.