HTTP 403.9 - how do I disable keep-alives on XP?

Thanks PL. I know it sounds stupid, but how do I bring up ISS Admin. It is
not helping that I am running it on someone's machine, with a foreign version
of XP installed - all the labels in various screens/menus are in a different
language, and even though I can read them, sometimes it is difficult to
translate them back into their english equivalent.

I went to My Computer->Administrative Tools. Saw the IIS Administration
Icon. Is this the ISS Admin? Right clicked on it and selected properties but
do not see any default site option?

"PL" wrote:

 >
 > It's right on the first screen when right clicking and selecting properties
 > on the default site in the iis admin.
 >
 > Not sure if it helps though, might drop some connections faster which
 > possibly could help things.
 >
 > IIS in XP only has a ten connection limit, not sure how you manage to get
 > over that if you only use it for development (which is the intended use).
 >
 > PL.
 >
 > "Leonid" <Leonid DeleteThis @discussions.microsoft.com> skrev i meddelandet
 > news:D9AE0DF4-BD92-446C-B49B-24BEA2ABE031@microsoft.com...
  > > Can someone, please, give me detailed pointer on this one - how do I get
  > > to
  > > that menu/screen?
  > >
  > > I am getting a HTTP 403.9 error - 'too many connections' when developing
  > > and
  > > testing my website on XP professional edition. Started getting this error
  > > towards the end of the first day. Searched around on the web and found
  > > lots
  > > of refernces and only one suggestion - disable keep-alives. But given that
  > > I
  > > am really inexperienced I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO IT in XP. Cannot find any
  > > help on that - probably not looking in the right places.
  > >
  > > Thank you very much
  > >
  > > Leonid
 >
 >
 ><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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Thank you - got it now.

"PL" wrote:

 >
 > It's right on the first screen when right clicking and selecting properties
 > on the default site in the iis admin.
 >
 > Not sure if it helps though, might drop some connections faster which
 > possibly could help things.
 >
 > IIS in XP only has a ten connection limit, not sure how you manage to get
 > over that if you only use it for development (which is the intended use).
 >
 > PL.
 >
 > "Leonid" <Leonid.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> skrev i meddelandet
 > news:D9AE0DF4-BD92-446C-B49B-24BEA2ABE031@microsoft.com...
  > > Can someone, please, give me detailed pointer on this one - how do I get
  > > to
  > > that menu/screen?
  > >
  > > I am getting a HTTP 403.9 error - 'too many connections' when developing
  > > and
  > > testing my website on XP professional edition. Started getting this error
  > > towards the end of the first day. Searched around on the web and found
  > > lots
  > > of refernces and only one suggestion - disable keep-alives. But given that
  > > I
  > > am really inexperienced I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO IT in XP. Cannot find any
  > > help on that - probably not looking in the right places.
  > >
  > > Thank you very much
  > >
  > > Leonid
 >
 >
 ><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: HTTP 403.9 - how do I disable keep-alives on XP? 

Yes, you should open the IIS Admin like a normal program, then right click
on the default website inside it.

PL.

"Leonid" <Leonid.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> skrev i meddelandet
news:CABE8E3F-1951-4CB5-A82B-5C448F57AEAB@microsoft.com...
 > Thanks PL. I know it sounds stupid, but how do I bring up ISS Admin. It is
 > not helping that I am running it on someone's machine, with a foreign
 > version
 > of XP installed - all the labels in various screens/menus are in a
 > different
 > language, and even though I can read them, sometimes it is difficult to
 > translate them back into their english equivalent.
 >
 > I went to My Computer->Administrative Tools. Saw the IIS Administration
 > Icon. Is this the ISS Admin? Right clicked on it and selected properties
 > but
 > do not see any default site option?
 ><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: HTTP 403.9 - how do I disable keep-alives on XP?