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Hi All,
I have an application that uses SQL Server 2000 and I would like to put it
on a Windows 2000 Professional operating system. I read an article in
Microsoft's Knowledge Base, 154628 - SQL Logs 17832 with Multiple TCP\IP
Connection Requests, that an application like SQL Server can handle only 5
connection requests when it is on a Windows 2000 OS because that is the
highest backlog value.
Is this true or am I misunderstanding the article?
Windows 2000 Server has a backlog maximum of 200 but the vision software I
need to use on the application does not work with the server operating
system. I would prefer to use Windows 2000 Professional.
Thanks alot.
Gloria
I have an application that uses SQL Server 2000 and I would like to put it
on a Windows 2000 Professional operating system. I read an article in
Microsoft's Knowledge Base, 154628 - SQL Logs 17832 with Multiple TCP\IP
Connection Requests, that an application like SQL Server can handle only 5
connection requests when it is on a Windows 2000 OS because that is the
highest backlog value.
Is this true or am I misunderstanding the article?
Windows 2000 Server has a backlog maximum of 200 but the vision software I
need to use on the application does not work with the server operating
system. I would prefer to use Windows 2000 Professional.
Thanks alot.
Gloria