Global Configuration
These options are not normally visible.
Each entry needs to be manually added.
| Config | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
c.globals.hdaplocal |
string | 'enabled' |
(Optional) Controls whether the 169.254.x.x additional IP address support is enabled for HDAP/SEDiscover. #Firmware/v282 'disabled' = no local IP address extensions supported; 'window' = only allow the setting of local IP addresses during the 5 minute window (pressing the front button will open up another 5 minute window) |
c.globals.laxwebpassthru |
integer | 0 |
(Optional) Set to 1 to allow access to TLS enabled Pass-Through sockets via an unencrypted http:// link. #Firmware/v282 |
c.globals.liverecordcount |
integer | 10 |
(Optional) Sets the number of live records saved and displayed. Limited between 1 and 200. #Firmware/v282 |
c.globals.onsecondtimeout |
integer | 10 |
(Optional) Sets the Lua timeout for the “x.onsecond” event. Set to '0' to disable the timeout completely, allowing arbitrarily long execution. #Firmware/v282 |
c.globals.nosourcepassthru |
integer | 0 |
(Optional) Set to '1' to allow pass through connections even when the TCP source is not connected. #Firmware/v281, Deprecated #Firmware/v291 |
c.globals.passthrusrcoff |
string | '!SOURCE NOT CONNECTED!\r\n' |
(Optional) The message to send to the passthrough socket when the source disconnects (not used for Linked mode). #Firmware/v292 |
c.globals.passthrusrcon |
string | '!SOURCE IS CONNECTED!\r\n' |
(Optional) The message to send to the passthrough socket when the source connects (not used for Linked mode). #Firmware/v292 |
c.globals.passthrutimeout |
integer | 180 |
(Optional) The number of seconds to allow before closing the pass-through connection when the source is not connected. #Firmware/v292 |
c.globals.sftpauthmethods |
string | 'publickey,password,keyboard' |
(Optional). Set the allowable SFTP push authentication methods (order unimportant) e.g. to use only publickey, set c.globals.sftpauthmethods='publickey' |
c.globals.snmp.delim |
string | ' ' |
(Optional). The delimiter character between SNMP trap decoding. #Firmware/v276 |
c.globals.snmp.escape |
integer | 1 |
(Optional). Set to zero to use the old format with no string escaping #Firmware/v276 |
c.globals.snmp.vardelim |
string | '\t' |
(Optional). The delimiter character between SNMP trap var bind fields. #Firmware/v276 |
c.globals.sourceusesproxy |
integer | 1 |
(Optional). Set to zero to disable proxy use on TCP active source connections. #Firmware/v292 |
c.globals.tcptimebeforedrain |
integer | 4 |
(Optional). The number of seconds between “draining3” the TCP socket of data when using a TCP data delivery with “Stay Connected”. A value of 0 (zero) will send chunks of about 2k at a time, ensuring the data has arrived at the remote end before deleting. However, bandwidth will be severely impacted. When the storage only has a small chunk of data (e.g. a single call record) it will always be “drained” before erasing |
The ip.buffer TCP stacks has the ability to 'know' how much data is in transit across the network, and what data has been positively acknowledged by the remote TCP stacks. Note that this only indicates that the operating system stacks has the data – the application hasn't necessarily read and processed the data (so it can still lose data if it does not handle the socket handle correctly)