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Maximizing Background Processing on Host Integration Server Computers

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Servers used primarily for communications run many important background processes (processes not related to user actions in the current window). These servers generally do not need to run foreground processes at maximum speed. Therefore, Host Integration Server throughput can be increased by making the operating system more responsive to background processes and less responsive to foreground processes.

As would be expected, a server that is less responsive to foreground processes will run local applications such as word-processing software, spreadsheets, or SNA Manager more slowly. Tasking is most appropriate for servers used primarily to support clients, not servers used locally as desktop computers.

To optimize background processing for a Windows server

  1. Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click System.

  2. Select the Advanced tab.

  3. In the Performance box, click Performance Options.

  4. In the Application response box,select Background services.

  5. Click OK, and then click OK again.