W2K Pro 10 connection limit

I have the W2K Pro server installed on my 2 computer network, and I am confused
about the 10 connection limit. I have heard that some people have trouble using
the personal server for development because of the limit, but I have never had
any trouble.

I ran some tests with 16 instances of a browser, each loading a unique page, on
two computers simultaneously with no problem. I have run pages with almost 200
unique images, also with no problem. I have tried it with keep-alive enabled,
and with keep-alive disabled, always with no problem. So what constitutes a
"connection?" Is it the number of simultaneous requesting domains?
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There is no W2K Pro Server. Do you have Windows 2000
Professional, or do you have Windows 2000 Server?

doug

 >-----Original Message-----
 >I have the W2K Pro server installed on my 2 computer
network, and I am confused
 >about the 10 connection limit. I have heard that some
people have trouble using
 >the personal server for development because of the
limit, but I have never had
 >any trouble.
 >
 >I ran some tests with 16 instances of a browser, each
loading a unique page, on
 >two computers simultaneously with no problem. I have run
pages with almost 200
 >unique images, also with no problem. I have tried it
with keep-alive enabled,
 >and with keep-alive disabled, always with no problem. So
what constitutes a
 >"connection?" Is it the number of simultaneous
requesting domains?
 >--
 >Dave "Crash" Dummy - A weapon of mass destruction
 >crash@gpick.com?subject=Techtalk (Do not alter!)
 >http://lists.gpick.com
 >
 >
 >.
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