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Vista TCP Connections
I was just wondering if any one has edit the TCP connections limiting in vista ??? any one able to give me the low down any help would be appreciated -- Gramz Posted via |
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Re: Vista TCP Connections
"Gramz" <> wrote in message
news:... > > I was just wondering if any one has edit the TCP connections limiting in > vista ??? any one able to give me the low down > any help would be appreciated > > > -- > Gramz > Posted via There is no need to do this., If you require more than 10 connections you need to purchase the Windows Server 2008 product. If you alter the connection limit you would be in breach of your licensing agreement. -- Mike Brannigan > |
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Re: Vista TCP Connections
Mike Brannigan <Mike.Brannigan@localhost> wrote:
> >> >> I was just wondering if any one has edit the TCP connections limiting in >> vista ??? any one able to give me the low down >> any help would be appreciated >> > > There is no need to do this., > If you require more than 10 connections you need to purchase the Windows > Server 2008 product. > If you alter the connection limit you would be in breach of your > licensing agreement. When Microsoft limited connections in XP SP2, they said it was to slow the propogation of worms through the internet, which would not make much difference as it would happen exponentially. I doubt it had much to do with wanting to sell more server licenses either. It's to limit the effecttiveness of P2P software, and so telling somebody that is using P2P software about breaching licensing agreements isn't going to bother him. Anyway, looks like it is possible now, from a quick Google search. ss. |
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