I've removed some of the things in this list which are now sysctls.
There are probably more which are no longer tunables and should be
removed. The file itself should maybe be moved into the Documentation
directory? But that's up to you.
I'm not on this list, please cc me on replies.
--- linux/net/TUNABLE Tue Jan 5 00:31:35 1999
+++ linux/net/TUNABLE.new Sat May 8 04:05:55 1999
@@ -5,10 +5,7 @@
Item Description
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-MAX_SOCKETS Tunable on boot, maximum sockets we will allocate
-NUM_PROTO Maximum loadable address family, will need recompile
MAX_LINKS Maximum number of netlink minor devices. (1-32)
-MAX_QBYTES Size of a netlink device queue (tunable)
RIF_TABLE_SIZE Token ring RIF cache size (tunable)
AARP_HASH_SIZE Size of Appletalk hash table (tunable)
AX25_DEF_T1 AX.25 parameters. These are all tunable via
@@ -34,18 +31,9 @@
MAX_HEADER Largest physical header (tunable)
MAX_ADDR_LEN Largest physical address (tunable)
SOCK_ARRAY_SIZE IP socket array hash size (tunable)
-ARP_RES_TIME Time we try to resolve (tunable)
-ARP_DEAD_RES_TIME Time the entry stays dead (tunable)
-ARP_MAX_TRIES Maximum tries (tunable)
-ARP_TIMEOUT Timeout on an ARP (tunable)
-ARP_CHECK_INTERVAL Check interval to refresh an arp (tunable)
-ARP_CONFIRM_INTERVAL Confirm poll time (tunable)
-ARP_TABLE_SIZE Hash table size for ARP (tunable)
IP_MAX_MEMBERSHIPS Largest number of groups per socket (BSD style) (tunable)
16 Hard coded constant for amount of room allowed for
cache align and faster forwarding (tunable)
-IPFRAG_HIGH_THRESH Limit on fragments, we free fragments until we reach
-IPFRAG_LOW_THRESH which provides some breathing space. (tunable)
IP_FRAG_TIME Time we hold a fragment for. (tunable)
PORT_MASQ_BEGIN First port reserved for masquerade (tunable)
PORT_MASQ_END Last port used for masquerade (tunable)
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