In fact this number is the number of listeners for each interface you bind SER to.
So, if you only have tcp listen statements there won't be UDP nor loopback listeners.
Making serctl ps will present this information together with the rest of processes that SER starts.
Samuel.
2006/5/9, Gould, Aaron aaron.gould@ngc.com:
why is there 4 of each? is there a legitimate need for the loopbacks? also, may i turn off the 4 udp and leave only the 4 tcp? if so how please. and furthermore, i beleive tls is security over tcp , if so, how may i turn on tls ?
thanks aaron
From: serusers-bounces@lists.iptel.org on behalf of Andrey Kouprianov Sent: Tue 5/9/2006 3:36 AM To: serusers@lists.iptel.org Subject: Re: [Serusers] ser.cfg children=
There was a privious post on this exactly like yours. Anyway...
"children=4" mean that there will be 4 UDP, 4 TCP and 4 loopback listenters on your SER, when you start it (you can check with "serctl ps" to verify).
On 5/9/06, Giuseppe Parlato gparlato@tnet.it wrote:
Hi in ser.cfg what does #children=4 means.. I've been looking in many configurations file but there is no explenation
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