Store Resolution Tables on Disk

name resolution tables are generated while it is starting up. Maintain the tables on disk, not in memory, because storage in memory can lead to memory overload. Also, when the information is read into memory, it is static. Because it is static,  would not know of any changes made to user, group, or host information. The only way to update the tables in memory is to restart .
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Privileged Access Manager
name resolution tables are generated while it is starting up. Maintain the tables on disk, not in memory, because storage in memory can lead to memory overload. Also, when the information is read into memory, it is static. Because it is static, 
Privileged Access Manager
would not know of any changes made to user, group, or host information. The only way to update the tables in memory is to restart
Privileged Access Manager
.
To keep data current, 
Privileged Access Manager
provides a lookaside database that ensures internal name resolution tables are stored on disk.
To implement the lookaside database, use seos.ini configuration settings. For more information about seos.ini configuration settings, see the
Reference Guide
.