<Root>
    <!-- This section contains information for configuring the server. -->
    <Server>
        <!-- Enables or disables IP version 6.      -->
        <!-- Operating system network stack should be configured to support IPV6 to make this happend.   -->
        <!-- FMS automatically detects operating system configuration and this key can force FMS to use IPv4 in case of IPv6 is available. -->
        <NetworkingIPv6 enable="false"></NetworkingIPv6>
        <!-- FMS Auth Adaptor plug-in section  -->
        <Auth>This data can be retrieved by FMS Auth Adaptor plug-in.           Please look Auth Adaptor sample for details.</Auth>
        <!-- This sections contains SSL configuration information.     -->
        <SSL>
            <!-- Specify the number of bytes of entropy to use for     -->
            <!-- seeding the PRNG. You cannot specify anything less    -->
            <!-- than 8 bytes, and the default is 16. Entropy is a     -->
            <!-- measure of randomness. The more entropy, the more     -->
            <!-- random numbers from the PRNG will be.                 -->
            <SSLRandomSeed>16</SSLRandomSeed>
            <!-- Specifies how often to flush expired sessions from    -->
            <!-- server-side session cache.                            -->
            <SSLSessionCacheGC>5</SSLSessionCacheGC>
            <!-- The following section configures the server to act as an  -->
            <!-- SSL client (out-going SSL connections).                   -->
            <SSLClientCtx>
                <!-- This specifies whether or not to verify the cert that -->
                <!-- is returned by the server being connected to. Cert    -->
                <!-- verification is enabled by default. To disable cert   -->
                <!-- verification, specify false.                          -->
                <!-- WARNING!!! Disabling certificate verification can     -->
                <!-- result in a security hazard. Please be sure you know  -->
                <!-- what you are doing if you wish to disable this.       -->
                <SSLVerifyCertificate>true</SSLVerifyCertificate>
                <!-- Specifies the name of a directory containing CA       -->
                <!-- certificates. Each file in the directory must contain -->
                <!-- only a single CA certificate, and the files must be   -->
                <!-- named by the subject name's hash, and an extension of -->
                <!-- ".0".                                                 -->
                <!-- Win32 Only: If this tag is empty, we will attempt to  -->
                <!-- find CA certs in the "certs" directory located at the -->
                <!-- same level as the "conf" directory. The Windows cert  -->
                <!-- store can be imported into this directory by running  -->
                <!-- FMSMaster -console -initialize from the command line. -->
                <SSLCACertificatePath></SSLCACertificatePath>
                <!-- Specifies the name of a file containing one or more   -->
                <!-- CA certificates in PEM format.                        -->
                <SSLCACertificateFile></SSLCACertificateFile>
                <!-- Specifies the maximum depth of the certificate chain  -->
                <!-- we are willing to accept. If a self-signed root cert  -->
                <!-- cannot be found within this depth, cert verification  -->
                <!-- will fail. Default is 9.                              -->
                <SSLVerifyDepth>9</SSLVerifyDepth>
                <!-- Specifies the ciphers to use. This ia a list of colon delimited  -->
                <!-- components. A component can be a key exchange algorithm,         -->
                <!-- authentication method, encryption method, digest type, or one of -->
                <!-- a selected number of aliases for common groupings. For a list of -->
                <!-- components, please refer to the FMS documentation. Do not change -->
                <!-- the default settings unless you know what you are doing.         -->
                <SSLCipherSuite>ALL:!ADH:!LOW:!EXP:!MD5:@STRENGTH</SSLCipherSuite>
            </SSLClientCtx>
        </SSL>
        <!-- Configures UID and GID for all the server processes       -->
        <!-- In unix, all the server processes will switch from root   -->
        <!-- to the UID and GID specified in this section for security -->
        <!-- reason.  If no UID and GID are specified, the server      -->
        <!-- will be running as root.                                  -->
        <Process>
            <!-- Process user ID (unix only) -->
            <UID>${SERVER.PROCESS_UID}</UID>
            <!-- Process group ID (unix only) -->
            <GID>${SERVER.PROCESS_GID}</GID>
        </Process>
        <!-- This key controls who has read/write access to the shared object   -->
        <!-- files and stream files in the server. The Mask is used by umask    -->
        <!-- to set file creation mask.  By default, the mask is set to 017     -->
        <!-- and the files are created with permission 0666.                    -->
        <!-- 0666 & ~017 = 0660 = r w - r w - - - -, that means the owner of    -->
        <!-- the server and all the users belonging to the same group as the    -->
        <!-- owner will have read/write access to the files. This mask must be  -->
        <!-- a 3 digit octal format                                             -->
        <!-- This config node is for unix only.                                 -->
        <Mask>017</Mask>
        <!-- This key contains information related to the licensing of -->
        <!-- the server, such as how many connections are allowed, and -->
        <!-- various other things in the server license.               -->
        <LicenseInfo>${SERVER.LICENSEINFO}</LicenseInfo>
        <!-- All license keys added or removed using admin console is inserted in this tag -->
        <LicenseInfoEx>SECRET :P</LicenseInfoEx>
        <!-- Configures the largest I/O read buffers that the server will use. -->
        <!-- Larger buffers may give better performance for some uses, but at  -->
        <!-- the cost of higher memory usage.                                  -->
        <ReadBufferSize>4096</ReadBufferSize>
        <!-- Configures Flash Media Admin Server -->
        <AdminServer>
            <!-- Details and configurations for different versions of RTMP      -->
            <RTMP>
                <!-- RTMPE is the encrypted RTMP protocol covering both RTMPE and RTMPTE -->
                <!-- This is enabled by default, setting enabled to "false will not  -->
                <!-- allow these protocols on this adaptor               -->
                <RTMPE enabled="true"></RTMPE>
            </RTMP>
            <!-- Specifies IP address and port to bind to. The format  -->
            <!-- is [<ip>][:<port>]. The default is to bind to "any"   -->
            <!-- available IP on port 1111.                            -->
            <HostPort>${SERVER.ADMINSERVER_HOSTPORT}</HostPort>
            <!-- Specifies the interface and port to listen on internally -->
            <!-- for connections from fmscore process.                    -->
            <IpcHostPort>localhost:11110</IpcHostPort>
            <!-- Specifies how often (in sec.) to check for inactive sockets. -->
            <SocketGC>60</SocketGC>
            <!-- Configures UID and GID for the admin server                          -->
            <!-- In unix, all the admin server processes will switch from root        -->
            <!-- to the UID and GID specified in this section for security reason.    -->
            <!-- If no UID and GID are specified, the server will be running as root. -->
            <Process>
                <!-- Process user ID (unix only) -->
                <UID>${SERVER.PROCESS_UID}</UID>
                <!-- Process group ID (unix only) -->
                <GID>${SERVER.PROCESS_GID}</GID>
            </Process>
            <!-- to display <elem name="x"> instead of <_x> in the http command -->
            <AdminElem>false</AdminElem>
            <!-- This tag specifies to which admin connections we respond to.-->
            <!-- This is specified as a comma delimited list of              -->
            <!-- hostnames, domain names, and full or partial ip address, as -->
            <!-- well as the keyword "all" (no quotes required).             -->
            <!-- For example:                                                -->
            <!-- <Allow>x.foo.com, foo.com, 10.60.1.133, 10.60</Allow> or    -->
            <!-- <Allow>all</Allow>                                          -->
            <Allow>all</Allow>
            <!-- This tag specifies to which admin connections not to        -->
            <!-- respond to. This is specified as a comma delimited list     -->
            <!-- of hostnames, domain names, and full or partial ip address, -->
            <!-- as well as the keyword "all" (no quotes required).          -->
            <!-- For example:                                                -->
            <!-- <Deny>x.foo.com, foo.com, 10.60.1.133, 10.60</Deny> or      -->
            <!-- <Deny>all</Deny>                                            -->
            <Deny></Deny>
            <!-- Specifies the order to evaluate the Allow/Deny tags. This   -->
            <!-- can be <Order>Deny,Allow</Order>, which means the request   -->
            <!-- will be processed if not in <Deny> or in <Allow>. Or it can -->
            <!-- be <Order>Allow,Deny</Order>, which means the request will  -->
            <!-- be processed if in <Allow> and not in <Deny>.               -->
            <Order>Allow,Deny</Order>
        </AdminServer>
        <!-- Configures automatic disconnecting of idle clients. A client is -->
        <!-- idle if it has not sent or received any application data for    -->
        <!-- some time. Application data does not include low level control  -->
        <!-- msgs such as the built-in server ping mechanism. This is meant  -->
        <!-- to clean up clients that, for example, are not playing or not   -->
        <!-- publishing a stream, etc. To enable this feature, set the       -->
        <!-- enable attribute to true. It is disabled by default. This can   -->
        <!-- be overridden on a per-vhost basis. However, if disabled here,  -->
        <!-- it is disabled for all vhosts. But if enabled here, vhosts can  -->
        <!-- override it and disable it for that vhost. Vhosts can also      -->
        <!-- override the max idle time (for that vhost only).               -->
        <!-- <CheckInterval> is not overridable and applies to all vhosts.   -->
        <AutoCloseIdleClients enable="false">
            <!-- How often to check for idle clients. Specified in seconds. -->
            <!-- Default is to check every 60 sec. (1 min)                  -->
            <CheckInterval>60</CheckInterval>
            <!-- How long a client can be idle before it is disconnected. -->
            <!-- Specified in seconds. Default is 3600 sec. (1 hr)        -->
            <MaxIdleTime>3600</MaxIdleTime>
        </AutoCloseIdleClients>
        <!-- Specifies max resource limits for the server. -->
        <ResourceLimits>
            <FLVCache>
                <FileCheckInterval>120</FileCheckInterval>
                <!-- The maximum size of the FLV cache, in megabytes. -->
                <!-- The default is 500MB. -->
                <MaxSize>${SERVER.FLVCACHE_MAXSIZE}</MaxSize>
                <!-- How often to modified the access time of the FLV cache file in   -->
                <!-- the proxy server when the FLV is actively used by the server.    -->
                <!-- Specified in seconds.  Default is 1200 sec. (20 mins)            -->
                <!-- Set value to -1 to disable the server from changing the access   -->
                <!-- time.                                                            -->
                <UpdateAccessTimeInterval>1200</UpdateAccessTimeInterval>
                <!-- The maximum number of keyframes per FLV file in cache.  The      -->
                <!-- cache is used to save the keyframes that are being generated     -->
                <!-- in the server when enhanced seeking is enabled.                  -->
                <!-- Default is 0 keyframe.                                           -->
                <MaxKeyframeCacheSize>0</MaxKeyframeCacheSize>
            </FLVCache>
            <!-- Configures buffer for FLV recording -->
            <RecBuffer>
                <!-- Maximum number of messages that buffer holds before the messages -->
                <!-- are commited to FLV.  Default is 200, and minimum is 0           -->
                <MaxNumberOfMessages>200</MaxNumberOfMessages>
                <!-- Maximum size of the buffer can grow before the messages are      -->
                <!-- commited to FLV. Specified in kilo bytes.  Default is 5 Mb       -->
                <MaxSize>5120</MaxSize>
                <!-- Maximum gap between 2 adjacent messages when comparing the       -->
                <!-- message timestamps with the real time.  Server logs a warning    -->
                <!-- when the timestamps between 2 adjacent messages is bigger than   -->
                <!-- the difference in real time + MaxTimestampSkew.                  -->
                <!-- MaxTimestampSkew is in millisecond and is disabled by default    -->
                <!-- To enable the warning, set value to positive value               -->
                <MaxTimestampSkew>-1</MaxTimestampSkew>
            </RecBuffer>
            <!-- Monitor CPU usage every N seconds. -->
            <CPUMonitor>1</CPUMonitor>
            <!-- GC unused I/O threads every N minutes. -->
            <ThreadPoolGC>20</ThreadPoolGC>
            <!-- GC global msg pool ever N seconds. -->
            <MsgPoolGC>60</MsgPoolGC>
            <!-- GC unused applications every N minutes. -->
            <ApplicationGC>5</ApplicationGC>
            <!-- MAX FLV cache size : specified in percent of total physical memory on the system. -->
            <FLVCacheSize>10</FLVCacheSize>
            <!-- Specifies how often (in sec.) to check for inactive sockets. -->
            <SocketGC>60</SocketGC>
            <!-- Specifies how often (in min.) to gc the SSL session cache for outgoing SSL connections. -->
            <SSLSessionCacheGC>5</SSLSessionCacheGC>
            <!-- FMS provides connectors which allow application scripts to connect to other FMS server or. -->
            <!-- HTTP servers. This section configures the connector subsystem -->
            <Connector>
                <!-- HTTP connector : Used for Flash remoting-->
                <HTTP>
                    <!-- For all thread configuration.                                                 -->
                    <!-- A value of 0 allocates the default number of threads.                         -->
                    <!-- A value greater than 0 allocates the exact number of threads specified.       -->
                    <!-- A value less than 0 ties it to the number (N) of processors,                  -->
                    <!--       -1 means 1xN threads                                                    -->
                    <!--       -2 means 2xN threads etc.                                               -->
                    <!--Minimum number threads used for processing connection requests. 0 = default = 2 -->
                    <MinConnectionThreads>0</MinConnectionThreads>
                    <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for connection processing. 0 = use default (10) -->
                    <MaxConnectionThreads>0</MaxConnectionThreads>
                    <!-- Max connections requests that can be pending. Connections will be rejected if queue size limit is reached. -->
                    <!-- -1 = default = 1000. -->
                    <MaxConnectionQueueSize>-1</MaxConnectionQueueSize>
                    <!-- Configures how to cache handles used for HTTP requests -->
                    <HandleCache>
                        <!-- Max number of handles to cache -->
                        <MaxSize>100</MaxSize>
                        <!-- If no http requests have been made to a host for this long, -->
                        <!-- we will free some of the handles cached for this host. Time -->
                        <!-- is specified in minutes. Default is 10 minutes.             -->
                        <IdleTime>30</IdleTime>
                        <!-- When gc'ing handles, we don't gc all the handles for a host -->
                        <!-- all at once. Instead, we trim a percentage of the cached    -->
                        <!-- handles. Specified as a number between 0 and 1. Default is  -->
                        <!-- 0.2 (20%).                                                  -->
                        <TrimSize>0.2</TrimSize>
                        <!-- How often to gc idle handles. Specified in minutes. Default -->
                        <!-- is 60 min.                                                  -->
                        <GCInterval>60</GCInterval>
                    </HandleCache>
                </HTTP>
                <!-- RTMP connector : For server to server connections-->
                <RTMP>
                    <!-- For all I/O  and connection threads processing. -->
                    <!-- A value of 0 allocates the default number of threads (10).                    -->
                    <!-- A value greater than 0 allocates the exact number of threads specified.       -->
                    <!-- A value less than 0 ties it to the number (N) of processors,                  -->
                    <!--       -1 means 1xN threads                                                    -->
                    <!--       -2 means 2xN threads etc.                                               -->
                    <!--Minimum numnber threads in the pool for I/O operations. 0 = defualt value 2x processor -->
                    <MinIOThreads>0</MinIOThreads>
                    <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for I/O processing. -1 = use default (32) -->
                    <MaxIOThreads>32</MaxIOThreads>
                    <!-- Number of completion routine threads that for edge (on win32) I/O processing. -->
                    <NumCRThreads>0</NumCRThreads>
                    <!--Minimum number threads used for processing connection requests. 0 = default = 1 -->
                    <MinConnectionThreads>0</MinConnectionThreads>
                    <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for connection processing. 0 = use default (5) -->
                    <MaxConnectionThreads>0</MaxConnectionThreads>
                    <!-- Max connections requests that can be pending. Connections will be rejected if queue size limit is reached. -->
                    <!-- -1 = default = 1000. -->
                    <MaxConnectionQueueSize>-1</MaxConnectionQueueSize>
                </RTMP>
            </Connector>
            <Protocol>
                <!-- RTMP protocol configuration -->
                <!-- For all I/O  and connection threads processing. -->
                <!-- A value of 0 allocates the default number of threads (10).                    -->
                <!-- A value greater than 0 allocates the exact number of threads specified.       -->
                <!-- A value less than 0 ties it to the number (N) of processors,                  -->
                <!--       -1 means 1xN threads                                                    -->
                <!--       -2 means 2xN threads etc.                                               -->
                <RTMP>
                    <Edge>
                        <!--Minimum numnber threads in the pool for I/O operations. 0 = 2 x Number of processors -->
                        <MinIOThreads>0</MinIOThreads>
                        <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for I/O processing. 0 = use default ( 10) -->
                        <MaxIOThreads>0</MaxIOThreads>
                        <!--Size of direct access socket table for quick lookup. -1 = default = 200 -->
                        <SocketTableSize>-1</SocketTableSize>
                        <!-- Number of overflow buckets if all slots in socket table are in use. -1 = use default (16) -->
                        <SocketOverflowBuckets>-1</SocketOverflowBuckets>
                        <!-- The maximum number of connections per second the server will -->
                        <!-- accept. NOTE: this is per listener. So if FMS has multiple   -->
                        <!-- listeners configured (i.e. listening on multiple ports), the -->
                        <!-- connection rate configured here will apply to each listener. -->
                        <!-- Default is -1 which means connection throttling is disabled. -->
                        <MaxConnectionRate>-1</MaxConnectionRate>
                    </Edge>
                    <Core>
                        <!--Minimum numnber threads in the pool for I/O operations. 0 = 2 x Number of processors -->
                        <MinIOThreads>0</MinIOThreads>
                        <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for I/O processing. 0 = use default ( 10) -->
                        <MaxIOThreads>0</MaxIOThreads>
                        <!--Size of direct access socket table for quick lookup. -1 = default = 200 -->
                        <SocketTableSize>-1</SocketTableSize>
                        <!-- Number of overflow buckets if all slots in socket table are in use. -1 = use default (16) -->
                        <SocketOverflowBuckets>-1</SocketOverflowBuckets>
                    </Core>
                    <Admin>
                        <!--Minimum numnber threads in the pool for I/O operations. 0 = 2 x Number of processors -->
                        <MinIOThreads>0</MinIOThreads>
                        <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for I/O processing. 0 = use default ( 10) -->
                        <MaxIOThreads>0</MaxIOThreads>
                        <!--Size of direct access socket table for quick lookup. -1 = default = 200 -->
                        <SocketTableSize>-1</SocketTableSize>
                        <!-- Number of overflow buckets if all slots in socket table are in use. -1 = use default (16) -->
                        <SocketOverflowBuckets>-1</SocketOverflowBuckets>
                    </Admin>
                    <!-- Specifies the size (in bytes) of the socket send buffer. -->
                    <!-- Default is 0 which means to use OS default.              -->
                    <SocketSndBuf>0</SocketSndBuf>
                    <!-- Specifies the size (in bytes) of the socket recv buffer. -->
                    <!-- Default is 0 which means to use OS default.              -->
                    <SocketRcvBuf>0</SocketRcvBuf>
                </RTMP>
                <!--Edge core communication protocol -->
                <ECCP>
                    <!--Minimum numnber threads in the pool for I/O operations. 0 = 2 -->
                    <MinIOThreads>0</MinIOThreads>
                    <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for I/O processing. 0 = use default (10) -->
                    <MaxIOThreads>0</MaxIOThreads>
                    <!--Size of direct access socket table for quick lookup. -1 = default = 200 -->
                    <SocketTableSize>-1</SocketTableSize>
                    <!-- Number of overflow buckets if all slots in socket table are in use. -1 = use default (16) -->
                    <SocketOverflowBuckets>-1</SocketOverflowBuckets>
                    <!-- Timeout (seconds) to detect unresponsive cores. 0 will disable timeout check. -->
                    <CoreTimeout>30</CoreTimeout>
                </ECCP>
                <!--Admin core communication protocol -->
                <ACCP>
                    <!--Minimum numnber threads in the pool for I/O operations. 0 = 2 -->
                    <MinIOThreads>0</MinIOThreads>
                    <!-- Maximum number of threads that can be created for I/O processing. 0 = use default (10) -->
                    <MaxIOThreads>0</MaxIOThreads>
                    <!--Size of direct access socket table for quick lookup. -1 = default = 200 -->
                    <SocketTableSize>-1</SocketTableSize>
                    <!-- Number of overflow buckets if all slots in socket table are in use. -1 = use default (16) -->
                    <SocketOverflowBuckets>-1</SocketOverflowBuckets>
                </ACCP>
            </Protocol>
            <IPCQueues>
                <!-- Controls the IPC msg queue used by all processes to communicate with each other. -->
                <GlobalQueue>
                    <!-- Max size (in Kb) of the shared memory heap used for this IPC msg queue. -->
                    <HeapSize>2048</HeapSize>
                    <MaxQueueSize>10</MaxQueueSize>
                </GlobalQueue>
                <!-- Controls the IPC msg queue used by edge and core processes to communicate with each other. -->
                <EdgeCore>
                    <!-- Max size (in Kb) of the shared memory heap used for this IPC msg queue. -->
                    <HeapSize>1024</HeapSize>
                    <MaxQueueSize>10</MaxQueueSize>
                </EdgeCore>
                <Services>
                    <!-- Max size (in Kb) of the shared memory heap used for this IPC msg queue. -->
                    <HeapSize>2048</HeapSize>
                    <MaxQueueSize>10</MaxQueueSize>
                </Services>
            </IPCQueues>
            <MessageCache>
                <!-- Max free units in the cache. Note this may be less if "MaxSize" limit is reached -->
                <MaxCacheUnits>4096</MaxCacheUnits>
                <!-- Max size of the cache in mega bytes. -->
                <MaxCacheSize>100</MaxCacheSize>
                <!-- Max message size thresold to get back into the cache. Specified in kilo bytes. -->
                <MaxUnitSize>16</MaxUnitSize>
                <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->
                <FreeRatio>0.125</FreeRatio>
                <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->
                <GlobalRatio>0.4</GlobalRatio>
                <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->
                <MaxAge>1000000</MaxAge>
                <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->
                <UpdateInterval>1024</UpdateInterval>
                <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->
                <FreeMemRatio>0.5</FreeMemRatio>
            </MessageCache>
            <SmallMemPool>
                <!-- Max free units in the cache. Note this may be less if "MaxSize" limit is reached -->
                <MaxCacheUnits>4096</MaxCacheUnits>
                <!-- Max size of the cache in mega bytes. -->
                <MaxCacheSize>100</MaxCacheSize>
                <!-- Max message size thresold to get back into the cache. Specified in kilo bytes. -->
                <MaxUnitSize>16</MaxUnitSize>
                <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->
                <FreeRatio>0.125</FreeRatio>
                <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->
                <GlobalRatio>0.4</GlobalRatio>
                <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->
                <MaxAge>1000000</MaxAge>
                <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->
                <UpdateInterval>1024</UpdateInterval>
                <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->
                <FreeMemRatio>0.5</FreeMemRatio>
            </SmallMemPool>
            <LargeMemPool>
                <!-- Max free units in the cache. Note this may be less if "MaxSize" limit is reached -->
                <MaxCacheUnits>4096</MaxCacheUnits>
                <!-- Max size of the cache in mega bytes. -->
                <MaxCacheSize>100</MaxCacheSize>
                <!-- Max message size thresold to get back into the cache. Specified in kilo bytes. -->
                <MaxUnitSize>16</MaxUnitSize>
                <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->
                <FreeRatio>0.125</FreeRatio>
                <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->
                <GlobalRatio>0.4</GlobalRatio>
                <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->
                <MaxAge>1000000</MaxAge>
                <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->
                <UpdateInterval>1024</UpdateInterval>
                <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->
                <FreeMemRatio>0.5</FreeMemRatio>
            </LargeMemPool>
            <SegmentsPool>
                <!-- Max free units in the cache. Note this may be less if "MaxSize" limit is reached -->
                <MaxCacheUnits>4096</MaxCacheUnits>
                <!-- Max size of the cache in mega bytes. -->
                <MaxCacheSize>100</MaxCacheSize>
                <!-- Max message size thresold to get back into the cache. Specified in kilo bytes. -->
                <MaxUnitSize>16</MaxUnitSize>
                <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->
                <FreeRatio>0.125</FreeRatio>
                <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->
                <GlobalRatio>0.4</GlobalRatio>
                <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->
                <MaxAge>1000000</MaxAge>
                <!-- Max reuse count before freeing cache unit -->
                <UpdateInterval>1024</UpdateInterval>
                <!-- Value between 0 and 1 -->
                <FreeMemRatio>0.5</FreeMemRatio>
            </SegmentsPool>
            <Master>
                <!-- How often to gc idle cores.                                             -->
                <CoreGC>300</CoreGC>
                <!-- An idle core being gc'd is given at least this much to exit on its own. -->
                <CoreExitDelay>20</CoreExitDelay>
            </Master>
            <Edge>
                <!-- Minimum number of threads per scheduler queue                  -->
                <MinEventQueueThreads>2</MinEventQueueThreads>
                <!-- Maximum number of threads per scheduler queue                  -->
                <MaxEventQueueThreads>-2</MaxEventQueueThreads>
                <!-- Number of scheduler queues                         -->
                <NumSchedQueues>1</NumSchedQueues>
            </Edge>
        </ResourceLimits>
        <!-- Overall logging configuration. This section contains only information that is  -->
        <!-- that controls the overall logging behaviour. Specific logging configuration is -->
        <!-- located in Logger.xml.                                                         -->
        <Logging>
            <!-- The time field in a log file can be either in utc (gmt) or local (default).-->
            <Time>local</Time>
            <!-- Logs recovery properies -->
            <!-- Retry number if open log failed. -->
            <RetryNumber>0</RetryNumber>
            <!-- Sleep interval in ms before retry  -->
            <RetrySleep>100</RetrySleep>
            <!-- Number of records in log queue. If open log failed and queue has records >= this number core will be shutdown. -->
            <!-- -1 unlimited  -->
            <RecordsNumber>-1</RecordsNumber>
            <!-- This controls the terminating characters of each log entry -->
            <!-- CR = carriage return and LF = line feed.  Default is CRLF  -->
            <TerminatingCharacters>CRLF</TerminatingCharacters>
            <Access>
                <!-- Whether access logging is enabled.                                     -->
                <Enable>true</Enable>
                <!-- The logging scope determines whether a log file is written out for     -->
                <!-- each vhost or just one for the entire server. It may be either server  -->
                <!-- or vhost.                                                              -->
                <Scope>server</Scope>
            </Access>
            <Diagnostic>
                <!-- Whether diagnostic logging is enabled.                                 -->
                <Enable>true</Enable>
            </Diagnostic>
            <Application>
                <!-- Whether application logging is enabled.                                -->
                <Enable>true</Enable>
            </Application>
            <AuthEvent>
                <!-- Whether logging is enabled.                                -->
                <Enable>true</Enable>
            </AuthEvent>
            <AuthMessage>
                <!-- Whether logging is enabled.                                -->
                <Enable>true</Enable>
            </AuthMessage>
            <FileIO>
                <!-- Whether logging is enabled.                                -->
                <Enable>true</Enable>
            </FileIO>
        </Logging>
        <!-- Server must reference itself locally, typically this is "localhost", but with more than one -->
        <!-- Network Interface, "localhost" can map to an erroneous interface, thus the server will use  -->
        <!-- the address listed here as the local loopback, default is "localhost"               -->
        <Localhost>localhost</Localhost>
        <!-- If system has more than 2 network ports, setup the public ip for the system  -->
        <PublicIP></PublicIP>
        <!-- SWFVerification configures how a SWF connecting to an app is verified. -->
        <!-- This is for the Administrator level SWF Verification and is secondary  -->
        <!-- and independent of the Application level SWF Verification setups.  The -->
        <!-- intended use is to put Administrator SWFs here that need to act as a   -->
        <!-- skeleton key (universal access) for apps needing SWF Verification      -->
        <!-- There is no override here of the Application level SWF Verification    -->
        <SWFVerification>
            <!-- Any SWFs found in this folder will be authenticated for connecting to any application  -->
            <!-- on this server.  You can use a semicolon to seperate multiple directories here as well -->
            <!-- For example C:\SWFs;D:\SWFs will allow swfs from either of these two directories to    -->
            <!-- be authenticated.                                                                      -->
            <SWFFolder></SWFFolder>
            <!-- This specifies the minimum accepted version of SWFVerification allowed by the server.  -->
            <!-- Initial version is 1; default is 0 which means to accept all forward versions.         -->
            <MinGoodVersion></MinGoodVersion>
            <!-- SWFVerification data are cache in the server.  This configures how the cache behaves.  -->
            <Cache>
                <!-- TTL is the time to live of each SWF in the cache.  Specified in minutes.       -->
                <!-- Default value is 1440 minutes (24 hours)                                       -->
                <TTL>1440</TTL>
                <!-- The maximum time to wait for the server to scan the SWF folders for updates    -->
                <!-- when there is a miss in the cache.  Specified in minutes.  Default value is    -->
                <!-- 5 minutes.                                                                     -->
                <UpdateInterval>5</UpdateInterval>
            </Cache>
        </SWFVerification>
    </Server>
    <!-- Set this to the domain name of the server. It is used to set the hostname in -->
    <!-- the referrer header tag when making a connection with a remote server using  -->
    <!-- NetConnection. If empty the hostname field is empty in referrer header.      -->
    <ServerDomain></ServerDomain>
</Root>