Download limit

[Alastair MacFarlane]

Dear all,

Where is the setting for IExplorer that I can change to allow more than 2
concurent downloads? I would like to be able to download 4 at a time rather
than 2. Is it in the Registry?

Thanks again...

Alastair MacFarlane

 

[Tom Koch]

Dear all,

Where is the setting for IExplorer that I can change to allow more than 2
concurent downloads? I would like to be able to download 4 at a time rather
than 2. Is it in the Registry?

It's in the RFC defining the standard called HTTP 1.1. Why do you think you
should be allowed to violate the standard? If you have a good reason, let us
hear it.

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[Alan Edwards]

How to Configure Internet Explorer to Have More Than Two Download
Sessions:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=282402


....Alan

 

[Alastair MacFarlane]

Alan,

Thanks for your help and Tom are you having a bad day? Have a look at the
article Alan mentions.

Thanks for both your help...

Alastair MacFarlane

 

[C A Upsdell]

It's in the RFC defining the standard called HTTP 1.1. Why do you think
you should be allowed to violate the standard? If you have a good
reason, let us hear it.

The RFC says 'should', not 'must'. So allowing for more than 2 would
not violate the standard.

 

[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE/OE]

The RFC says 'should', not 'must'. So allowing for more than 2 would
not violate the standard.

And Tom said 'should'.

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