IIS Configuration

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I am only guessing this is a configuration problem. I have a set of web pages that I develop on my laptop and upload to the our server. On the server (win2k server) they are fine. On my XP Pro laptop using IIS, they do not fully display. The main page is heavily framed (not my design, but don't have the time or authorization to change), on the order of 15 framesets. On the server they all display fine, on my laptop I see about 8 of them then nothing. When looking at the IIS log file, it never even tries to get them. Is it possible that there is some setting limiting this? Or might there be some other cause?
 
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| I am only guessing this is a configuration problem. I have a set of web pages that I develop on my laptop
and upload to the our server. On the server (win2k server) they are fine. On my XP Pro laptop using IIS, they
do not fully display. The main page is heavily framed (not my design, but don't have the time or
authorization to change), on the order of 15 framesets. On the server they all display fine, on my laptop I
see about 8 of them then nothing. When looking at the IIS log file, it never even tries to get them. Is it
possible that there is some setting limiting this? Or might there be some other cause?
 
It is possible that you are reaching the max connection count.
XP Pro is hard-coded to allow only 10 simultaneous connections.
Web browsers often open multiple connections to download parts
of a page. However, I have not heard of them opening that many,
as they usually try to be "good citizens" and only use a few.


Don Glover said:
I am only guessing this is a configuration problem. I have a set of web
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pages that I develop on my laptop and upload to the our server. On the
server (win2k server) they are fine. On my XP Pro laptop using IIS, they do
not fully display. The main page is heavily framed (not my design, but
don't have the time or authorization to change), on the order of 15
framesets. On the server they all display fine, on my laptop I see about 8
of them then nothing. When looking at the IIS log file, it never even tries
to get them. Is it possible that there is some setting limiting this? Or
might there be some other cause?
 
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