Kernel Parameter Update

Best Friends
Recently added new hardware to a production server, before I had:
06 cpu
24 Gb Mem
Now you have:
08 cpu
32Gb Mem
After that, evaluate SGA Delk increase server area was very small, the area now has 8GB SGA
The parameters to increase in this activity increased SGA were:
                                                     Before      Now
sga_max_size                               03Gb      08Gb
db_cache_size                              02Gb      04Gb
SHARED_POOL_SIZE                    816Mb    2.4Gb
shared_pool_reserved_size          84Mb      245 Mb
What I'm not clear is the following,:
After increasing CPU and memory on the server and then adjust these parameters of the SGA, I have to adjust or increase any kernel parameter value??

Hi Friends,
That's the point, I know the parameters needed depending on the SAP installation should have some defaults.
But here, after increasing CPU and memory, there is also some connection to increase certain parameters at the kernel level?
I do not know.
So my consuls, if I increase some kernel parameters.
Thank you for your attention

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TimesTen server pid 6550 started on port 53399
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Hi,
On continuing my debugging steps, if checked the limits for IPC facility.
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------ Shared Memory Limits --------
max number of segments = 4096
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This says that "max number of segments = 4096", where as the kernel parameter is defined as "kernel.shmall = 4294967296".
Am i correct in understanding that "max number of segments" is same as "kernel.shmall" and the values should be same.
Also, it says that "max seg size (kbytes) = 32768" ie around 32MB, where as the kernel parameter is defined as "kernel.shmmax = 68719476736" i.e around 64BG.
and since, the DSN is requesting to create shared memory segment of 128MB, which is greater that 32MB(as per max seg size (kbytes) = 32768), Timesten is throwing the error.
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_ved

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