| Value |
Description |
| INET_PRIORITY_NORMAL |
The default priority which balances resource and processor
utilization. It is recommended that most applications use this
priority. |
| INET_PRIORITY_BACKGROUND |
This priority significantly reduces the memory, processor
and network resource utilization for the client session. It is
typically used with lightweight services running in the
background that are designed for few client connections. The
client thread will be assigned a lower scheduling priority and
will be frequently forced to yield execution to other
threads. |
| INET_PRIORITY_LOW |
This priority lowers the overall resource utilization for
the client session and meters the processor utilization for the
client session. The client thread will be assigned a lower
scheduling priority and will occasionally be forced to yield
execution to other threads. |
| INET_PRIORITY_HIGH |
This priority increases the overall resource utilization
for the client session and the thread will be given higher
scheduling priority. It can be used when it is important for
the client session thread to be highly responsive. It is not
recommended that this priority be used on a system with a
single processor. |
| INET_PRIORITY_CRITICAL |
This priority can significantly increase processor, memory
and network utilization. The thread will be given higher
scheduling priority and will be more responsive to the remote
host. It is not recommended that this priority be used on a
system with a single processor. |