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Configuring kernel parameters

About tunable parameters

Tunable system parameters affect the settings of various system tables. The default tunable parameter values are acceptable for most configurations and applications. If your application has special performance needs, you might have to experiment with different combinations of parameter values to find an optimal set.

There are two types of tunable parameters: kernel and internet (TCP/IP).


CAUTION: Though you can examine the Mtune, Autotune and inet.dfl files to determine the tunable parameter settings for your system, you should never modify these files directly.

Some parameters are autotuned and do not normally require manual tuning.


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