IIS 5.0 came with all the variations of Windows 2000, IIS 5.1 came with
Windows XP, and IIS 6.0 came with Windows 2003. IIS is tied to the OS so no
way to change IIS versions without changing the OS.
As to connection limits, the non-server versions always had a connection
limit for IIS, nothi
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At 12:10 AM 31/05/2005, CW wrote:
>One hitch: I will bet dollars to donuts they are using TeeTimes software
>(or something very similar) which will n
You are correct on the default 10, my mind was wandering.. however, just so
it can be noted, you can make an easy change to the metabase key
MaxConnections to anything less then 40, and it works, and the connections
are concurrent, not universal, which allows for roughly 64 connections per
via IIS
At 08:28 AM 5/31/2005, Thane Sherrington typed:
Hmmm. I can't say - they recommend Win 2000 or XP Pro for the OS in their
specs. After I did up the quote, they decided that one machine need 2003
Server Basic Small Business Edition. But they don't want to pay the extra
for the OS, but they do
At 12:10 AM 31/05/2005, CW wrote:
One hitch: I will bet dollars to donuts they are using TeeTimes software
(or something very similar) which will not run on XP Pro, as it's activeX
background works like mud on it..
Hmmm. I can't say - they recommend Win 2000 or XP Pro for the OS in their
sp
IIS 5.1 which is the IIS version in Win XP pro has a limit of 10 HTTP
connections. And since a web browser following HTTP standards can use up 4
connections it kind of limits how many users can browse the site. So either
use the server version of the OS or a different web server.
Eli
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don't need a domain server, etc. most likely, you can get 2003 Web Edition.
CW
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Date: Mon, 30 May 2005 20:39:07 -0500
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At 05:36 PM 30/05/2005, Chris Reeves wrote:
Well, you haven't given out any details on the situation (what you are
trying to do) so I have no way of knowing ;) If it's just serving HTML,
then that's one thing.. if you need to do script security or any of that
kind of stuff, that's something else
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At 02:19 PM 30/05/2005, Chris Reeves wrote:
>No, it's not limited on IIS 5.1. (it's ve
At 02:19 PM 30/05/2005, Chris Reeves wrote:
No, it's not limited on IIS 5.1. (it's version of PWS, basically) BUT.. of
course, resources for IIS 5.1 are limited in terms of what you can do as
well as the fact that it seems as though more then 64 connections results in
significantly slowdowns.
I
No, it's not limited on IIS 5.1. (it's version of PWS, basically) BUT.. of
course, resources for IIS 5.1 are limited in terms of what you can do as
well as the fact that it seems as though more then 64 connections results in
significantly slowdowns.
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