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Limit on number of tcp/ip 'sockets' provided.
I run an application that uses the winsock interface
version 1.1. This fails if it appempts to listen out
on more than about 80 sockets.
I know that there is a limit on the actual number
of sockets provided by the implementation on 2000
but what is it? and is it configurable somehow?
(Prehaps a registry entry?)
version 1.1. This fails if it appempts to listen out
on more than about 80 sockets.
I know that there is a limit on the actual number
of sockets provided by the implementation on 2000
but what is it? and is it configurable somehow?
(Prehaps a registry entry?)
What error are you getting? There is not such a limit on W2K. I suspect you have a different problem.
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WSAEINTR from 'accept'.
The winsock documentation itself talks about the
possibility of limits on the number of sockets
supported. (section 2.6.7 of the winsock documentation)
The winsock documentation itself talks about the
possibility of limits on the number of sockets
supported. (section 2.6.7 of the winsock documentation)
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