Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows Server General Forum. Sign in to vote. Monday, August 16, PM. Best regards. Hello, I suggest you first check the value of deployment share folder connection limit: 1. Right click your Deployment Share folder and choose properties. In Sharing tab, click "Advanced Sharing". If they supported more concurrent sessions, that would mean they would have to test that limit.
Then fix whatever bugs that show up. And then more testing. All for a Home edition. This can be increased to 40 connections, but not higher than that. Find the adsutil. You can also disable " allow keepalives " in IIS which should allow you to serve connections faster, though it is still limited to the number of concurrent connections above. If it is a simple webservice, you shouldn't really need keepalives anyway. Edit: According to Nicu's answer, I'm probably mistaken.
I'm amazed by the link he provided. What complete profanity. You can use various tools to help you see what's going on with your network. Task Manager gives a very basic view. And Wireshark gives tons of information. You can also try Event Viewer for hints. Maybe you have some strange firewall setting that's causing this behavior? Do you have other network interfaces in your machine you can use to see if it's a hardware or interface-specific effect? More detail about your particular situation may be helpful in providing meaningful answers.
Take care. While your question is in regards strictly to inbound connections, I put this here just for a FYI. Outbound connections are limited by Windows XP to help prevent viruses and malware from rapidly spreading and infecting a network this was only patched after SP2. The good news is that you can modify this limit using LvlLord's awesome tool. What this patch basically does is change the concurrent connection limit before event ID is triggered.
Before SP2, the maximum number of connections was virtually unlimited technically, the maximum value of a bit integer. LvlLord believes that 50 is a sane value that is good enough for most people. You can go higher if you wish, but do note that if you happen to get a virus, you'll also spread it much faster.
As an aside, I also believe nLite can perform this patch before creating an ISO so you don't have to each time you format. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Viewed 2k times. I read that somewhere but i dont know to which edition it belongs and how it works.
How can i count the used network smb-connections? Additional question: What about Win-7? Improve this question. Ice Ice 1 1 gold badge 7 7 silver badges 16 16 bronze badges.
Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. IIS does implement the 10 connection limit. If you're using that to host http, ftp, etc. My understanding is that the 10 inbound SMB connections limit refers to the number of redirector-based connections and is enforced for any file, print, named pipe, or mail slot session, but not for TCP connections such as HTTP, FTP, etc. The 10 inbound connections limit. This has nothing to do with Event ID Thanks for your replies.
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