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What are the client limitations(# of clients) for windows
2000 PRO, Windows 2000 Server and Windows XP pro?
I have read somewhere that only 10 client connections for
W2K Pro, but I don't find any info on W2K server or XP Pro

Thanks for any/all help
 
Kevin said:
What are the client limitations(# of clients) for windows
2000 PRO, Windows 2000 Server and Windows XP pro?
I have read somewhere that only 10 client connections for
W2K Pro, but I don't find any info on W2K server or XP Pro

Thanks for any/all help
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XP Pro is also 10. XP Home is 5. Win2K Server, AFAIK, is for all intents and
purposes unlimited.

KB
 
NT workstation can provide 10 simultaneous connections.
Server connections are limited by hardware resources AND client access
licences, i.e., practically, unlimited :)
 

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