Here are some resource limits that you have control over which affect session logons, including Exegete Client.
:SHOWVAR HPUSER?????
HPUSERCOUNT = 1Number of Direct (DTC),NS/VT,TELNET sessions counted against your user limit.
HPUSERLIMIT = 20Your user limit as purchased for your machine (-1 = unlimited).
:SHOWVAR HPSES@
HPSESCOUNT = 2Number of sessions, including console.
HPSESLIMIT = 60Maximum sessions allowed.:LIMIT ,session-max
:SHOWVAR HPJOB?????
HPJOBCOUNT = 4Number of jobs running.
HPJOBFENCE = 7Priority fence affecting both jobs and sessions.:JOBFENCE priority-fence
HPJOBLIMIT = 12Maximum running jobs allowed.:LIMIT job-max
If you plan on having more than 60 sessions, you will have to raise the default in SYSGEN.
:SYSGEN sysgen> MI misc> SH SE SESSION command parameter MAX MIN CURRENT ----------------- ----------- ---------- ---------- ---------- MAXIMUM LIMIT maxlimit 3010 1 60 SECONDS TO LOGON logontimeout 3010 10 180 CI TIMEOUT (MIN) citimeout 546 0 0 POOL SIZE pool 200 1 1 misc> SE MAXLIMIT=1000 misc> HO misc> EIf you plan on having more than 300 NS/VT sessions, you will need to raise the default maximum VTSERVERS.
:NSCONTROL SERVER=VTSERVER,0,500 :NSCONTROL STATUS=SERVERS SERVER MIN MAX ACTIVE RESERVED DEBUG PIN JOBNUM STATUS RASERVER 0 300 0 0 OFF NSSTATUS 0 300 0 0 OFF LOOPBACK 0 300 0 0 OFF VTSERVER 0 500 1 0 OFF 173 #S36 ACTIVE NFT 0 300 0 0 OFF DSSERVER 0 300 0 0 OFF TOTAL NUMBER OF ACTIVE SERVERS: 1 TOTAL NUMBER OF RESERVED SERVERS: 0 TOTAL NUMBER OF SERVERS: 1