Configuring the system for additional users and CPUs
When you add users to your SCO OpenServer system, the demand on various
system resources increases.
When you license additional users with the License Manager,
it prompts you, just before exiting, to tune kernel resources to accommodate
the higher demand.
We strongly recommend that you
allow the License Manager to tune the resources for you.
Once the resources are tuned, the License Manager prompts you
to relink the kernel.
Relinking the kernel at this point ensures that the modifications are saved.
To activate the modified kernel, reboot the system.
When you remove SCO User Licenses, the License Manager does not tune the kernel to reflect the change in demand on system resources.
When you license or unlicense one or more additional CPUs, the License Manager modifies the MAXACPUS kernel parameter automatically. Therefore, before exiting, the License Manager prompts you to relink the kernel. Relinking the kernel at this point ensures that the required modification is saved. To activate the modified kernel, reboot the system.
When new user licenses are added to the system, the License Manager automatically adjusts the following kernel parameters according to the number of users by calling the /etc/tunek utility:
The License Manager also increments the MAXACPUS kernel parameter when additional CPUs are added, so you might need to modify this parameter if you failed to run the License Manager. (The base processor is not included in the count of CPUs.)