Server : DC:2000 Server Sp3
Client : Mixed 2000 / 95 /98

We have a 2000 Pro system with a shared directory accessed by a number of
pc's using "net use" to map the drive.
However, we are getting :-

"No more connections can be made to this remote computer at this time
because there are already as many connections as the computer can accept"
Re Microsoft : Q122920

We did not have this problem when the pc was running Windows 98 , does
anybody know a workaround or registry change for this.

Regards

"Ian" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Server : DC:2000 Server Sp3
> Client : Mixed 2000 / 95 /98
>
> We have a 2000 Pro system with a shared directory accessed by a number of
> pc's using "net use" to map the drive.
> However, we are getting :-
>
> "No more connections can be made to this remote computer at this time
> because there are already as many connections as the computer can accept"
> Re Microsoft : Q122920
>
> We did not have this problem when the pc was running Windows 98 , does
> anybody know a workaround or registry change for this.

No. Win2K Pro is limited to 10 concurrent connections.

RickW

Simple solution....Put the shared folder on the Domain
Controller where it belongs....share it to the
appropriate users. No more limit to the 10 connections
of the 2Kpro box.
>-----Original Message-----
>Server : DC:2000 Server Sp3
>Client : Mixed 2000 / 95 /98
>
>We have a 2000 Pro system with a shared directory
accessed by a number of
>pc's using "net use" to map the drive.
>However, we are getting :-
>
>"No more connections can be made to this remote computer
at this time
>because there are already as many connections as the
computer can accept"
>Re Microsoft : Q122920
>
>We did not have this problem when the pc was running
Windows 98 , does
>anybody know a workaround or registry change for this.
>
>Regards
>
>
>.
>