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I work as a Tech in an internet cafe, and our machines are all connected to a server to get most of their information about accounts and such, our clients machines (20 of them) are WinXP pro and the serveur is Win98se we had to do this cause XP doesn't allow more then 10 connections at the same time (which is ridiculous) the problem is the following :<br />
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After a long period of time xp machine dont wanna connect to the server cause it says that no more connections can be allowed... &nbsp;If I reboot the server it often says that 25 and more connections are on the server, but we only have 20 client machines... &nbsp;<br />
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How can I make the XP machines to REALLY close network connections, or can I make the Win98se serveur refresh it's connections to figure there is only 20 machines at any given time??<br />
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Thanks for all the help you can give me...<br />
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Necron
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I work as a Tech in an internet cafe, and our machines are all connected to a server to get most of their information about accounts and such, our clients machines (20 of them) are WinXP pro and the serveur is Win98se we had to do this cause XP doesn't allow more then 10 connections at the same time (which is ridiculous) the problem is the following :

After a long period of time xp machine dont wanna connect to the server cause it says that no more connections can be allowed...  If I reboot the server it often says that 25 and more connections are on the server, but we only have 20 client machines...  

How can I make the XP machines to REALLY close network connections, or can I make the Win98se serveur refresh it's connections to figure there is only 20 machines at any given time??

Thanks for all the help you can give me...

Necron

Ghost connections between win98 serveur and xp clients

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.