Why do graphics not display

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Amil

Seems like if I have a large number of graphics on a page (small ones), many
of them don't always get displayed. If I press Refresh once or twice, they
eventually get displayed. I'm guessing this is a caching or connection
limitation/timeout.

Is there a way to control this? Can it be done via the server (IIS,
caching, etc)?

Thanks.
 
Amil said:
Seems like if I have a large number of graphics on a page (small ones), many
of them don't always get displayed. If I press Refresh once or twice, they
eventually get displayed. I'm guessing this is a caching or connection
limitation/timeout.

Is there a way to control this? Can it be done via the server (IIS,
caching, etc)?

Thanks.
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Are you using Windows 2000 Professional or Windows XP Professional? If
so, it's because there's a connection limit and there doesn't seem to be
a way around it. I had the same problem and eventually ended up
switching to Windows 2003.
 
I'm running Windows Server 2003.

Amil

Greg said:
Are you using Windows 2000 Professional or Windows XP Professional? If
so, it's because there's a connection limit and there doesn't seem to be
a way around it. I had the same problem and eventually ended up
switching to Windows 2003.
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The development version of IIS server allows only limited amount of
simultanious connections to the server. All other connections will get a 500
error "Too Many requests"

By default IE creates only up to 4 simultaneous connections to the server.
But it's possible to play with that number (4) in a registry. So people who
has a broadband often tweak it to get more speed for internet.

The drawback is that theor development version of IIS will refuse
connections and you will not get pictures.

George.


Amil said:
I'm running Windows Server 2003.

Amil

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