To make directory lookups and other processing more efficient, CASP caches information that it may use repeatedly. CASP purges its caches periodically to ensure that it has the most current information.
Use this tab to define the CASP caches on this node and specify how frequently the caches are purged and refreshed.
Note: the default settings should suffice in most instances.
Transport Queue Names
The number of transport queue names in the CASP cache.Transport Handle Flush
The time (in hours and minutes) between successive flushes of the transport handle cache.Directory Cache Size
The size of CASP's directory cache.Directory Cache Flush
The time (in hours, minutes, and seconds) between successive flushes of the directory cache.Directory Connection Timeout (checkbox)
The time (in hours, minutes, and seconds) the client connection to the Directory will remain idle before the connection is terminated.Max Route Cache Entries
The maximum number of entries allowed in CASP's routing cache.Routing Cache Flush
The time (in hours, minutes, and seconds) between successive flushes of CASP's routing cache
Bridge Cache Flush
The time (in hours, minutes, and seconds) between successive flushes of CASP's bridge cachePersistent Search (checkbox)
If checked, indicates that this node supports persistent search. When persistent search is active, CASP polls the directory to see if there have been any changes before refreshing the directory cache.