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Table I-1 “Minimum and Maximum Values of Cluster Configuration Parameters” shows the range of possible values for cluster configuration parameters.
Table I-1 Minimum and Maximum Values of Cluster Configuration Parameters Cluster Parameter | Minimum Value | Maximum Value | Default Value | Notes |
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| Heartbeat Interval | 100,000 microseconds | No Limit (ULONG_MAX) | 1,000,000 microseconds | | | Node Timeout | 200,000 microseconds | No Limit (ULONG_MAX) | 2,000,000 microseconds | The Node Timeout value must be at least
twice the Heartbeat Interval | | AutoStart Timeout | 60,000,000 microseconds | No Limit (ULONG_MAX) | 600,000,000 microseconds | | | Network Polling Interval | 100,000 microseconds | No Limit (ULONG_MAX) | 2,000,000 microseconds | | | Maximum Configured Packages | 0 | 150 | 150 | |
ULONG_MAX is a number equal to 4,294,967,295, which is therefore
a practical limit. Table I-2 “Minimum and Maximum Values of Package Configuration Parameters” shows the range
of possible values for package configuration parameters. Table I-2 Minimum and Maximum Values of Package Configuration Parameters Package Parameter | Minimum Value | Maximum Value | Default Value | Notes |
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Run Script Timeout | 10 seconds | 4294 seconds if a non-zero value is specified | 0 (NO_TIMEOUT) | This is a recommended value. | | Halt Script Timeout | 10 seconds | 4294 seconds if a non-zero value is specified | 0 (NO_TIMEOUT) | This is a recommended value, but note that
the Halt Timeout value must be greater than the sum of all Service
Timeout values | Service Halt Timeout | 1 second | No Limit (ULONG_MAX) | 300 seconds (5 minutes) | |
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