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i have a small 1U server running windows server 2008. i dont think bandwidth is a problem because i have a 5meg circuit from broadview networks for my internet connection. i wanted to be able to stream a live camera feed to about 2000 clients but im not sure if the server could handle the connections. what can i use to estimate how many users my server can support and what software can i use to stream out the feed? i was looking into windows streaming services but i wasnt able to find a way to publish a live feed. suggestions/advice?
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i have a small 1U server running windows server 2008. i dont think bandwidth is a problem because i have a 5meg circuit from broadview networks for my internet connection. i wanted to be able to stream a live camera feed to about 2000 clients but im not sure if the server could handle the connections. what can i use to estimate how many users my server can support and what software can i use to stream out the feed? i was looking into windows streaming services but i wasnt able to find a way to publish a live feed. suggestions/advice?

Streaming Video Calculation

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