Windows XP Maximun allowed 10 connection

[DD]

when i share a folder on windows xp , there is maximum allowed and allowed no
of user 10.

what is the maximum allowed , i need to allow more that 20 users to connect
to this xp pc. any setting to adjust ? currently if more than 10 connection.
the following users can not connect it anymore.

 

[Pegasus]

when i share a folder on windows xp , there is maximum allowed and allowed
no
of user 10.

what is the maximum allowed , i need to allow more that 20 users to
connect
to this xp pc. any setting to adjust ? currently if more than 10
connection.
the following users can not connect it anymore.

You need to install a Windows Server and purchase the appropriate number of
CALs (Client Access Licence).

 

[DD]

for some reason, the file must share from this pc. is it a limiation ? what
is the maximun connection ? is it 10 ? anyway to adjust to 20 connections ?

 

[Pegasus]

for some reason, the file must share from this pc. is it a limiation ?
what
is the maximun connection ? is it 10 ? anyway to adjust to 20 connections
?

The maximum number of concurrent connections is 10 for Windows XP
Professional and 5 for Windows XP Home. There is no limit for Windows
Server, provided that you have purchased the appropriate number of CALs.

 

[HeyBub]

when i share a folder on windows xp , there is maximum allowed and
allowed no of user 10.

what is the maximum allowed , i need to allow more that 20 users to
connect to this xp pc. any setting to adjust ? currently if more than
10 connection. the following users can not connect it anymore.

Why are they connecting? If a simple file server, Win98 on that machine will
fill the bill.

 

[Bruce Chambers]

when i share a folder on windows xp , there is maximum allowed and allowed no
of user 10.

what is the maximum allowed , i need to allow more that 20 users to connect
to this xp pc. any setting to adjust ? currently if more than 10 connection.
the following users can not connect it anymore.

By design, the optimum size of a workgroup is 10 to 12 machines.
Beyond that number, network performance starts degrading noticeably and
the administrative head-aches start growing exponentially. Further,
WinXP Pro, like WinNT and Win2K, is a workstation OS and will allow a
maximum of 10 simultaneous connections.

If you need more connections, use a Server operating system.

--

Bruce Chambers

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killed a great many philosophers.
~ Denis Diderot

 

[Bruce Chambers]

Why are they connecting? If a simple file server, Win98 on that machine will
fill the bill.

As long as *NO* security is required or expected, that is....

--

Bruce Chambers

Help us help you:


http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/555375

They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. ~Benjamin Franklin

Many people would rather die than think; in fact, most do. ~Bertrand Russell

The philosopher has never killed any priests, whereas the priest has
killed a great many philosophers.
~ Denis Diderot