Sanitization Node Monitor Controller (SNMC) Settings
Use the monitorservice.xml file to define attributes for the Sanitization Node
Monitor Controller (SNMC).
The SNMC configuration file is located in
[installation_path]\Votiro\SDS Web Service\config
The attributes are described in
Note
Every sanitization node (SN) has a memory consumption limit, which is 75% of the machine's physical RAM. When the SN reaches its limit, the file in process will be blocked, as a protective measure. The total consumed memory across all SNs cannot exceed 100% of the machine's physical RAM. When required, machines can consume more than 100% of their physical memory by using virtual memory.
Attribute | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
MonitorConfiguration | ||
FileName | The Sanitization Node Monitor Controller executable file. Do not change unless instructed by Votiro Support. | The default value is SdsSanitizationNode.exe. |
PortBase | Defines the starting value for the serial range of port numbers to assign to the nodes. The range is then (PortBase+number_of_nodes-1). For example, if PortBase is set to 7871 and there are four sanitization nodes, then SNMC assigns the port numbers 7871, 7872, 7873, and 7874. | The default value is 7871.
Ensure that the port range you assign is not in use in any process that is running on the computer where Disarmer is installed. |
SanitizationTimeoutInSec | Defines the maximum amount of time a node can spend processing a single item. | The minimum value is 30. The default value is 1800. |
| KeepAliveSampleIntervalInMS | Defines the interval between keep-alive checks between SNMC and sanitization nodes. | The default value is 1000. |
MemorySampleIntervalInMS | Defines how often SNMC queries the nodes' status. Note This setting might affect performance. | The default value is 500. |
DelayOnStartInSec | Defines after how many seconds SNMC queries the node status for the first time after initializing it. Note This setting might affect performance. | The default value is 30. |
StatusRequestTimeoutInSec | Maximum number of seconds within which SNMC considers a note to still be responsive. The default value is 30. Note This setting might affect performance. | |
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