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Maximum sockets at a time

Hi,

i have a Socket based application that works well. The application connects remote servers and getting data from them.

When i try to read data from 20-30 servers at the same time, i works well. But when i try to read 500-1000 server at the same time, it works so slow. The connection requests wait so much although i use async socket methods.

I have suspicion that windows limits the number of sockets can be created at the same time.

If windows limits that, then how can i learn the maximum number of sockets that can be created and transfer data at a time. If there is no limit, then what can my problem be?

Any idea?
Aug 14 '09 #1
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tlhintoq
3,525 Expert 2GB
What flavor of windows?
If you don't have a sever edition and enough licenses for enough connections... then you get those results.
Aug 14 '09 #2
I am running windows xp professional and all licenses are okay. I will test at on windows server 2003 too on monday. I wonder if there is a limitation or caused by my bad design?
Aug 15 '09 #3
Plater
7,872 Expert 4TB
@tlhintoq
I thought that only applied to IIS?
Aug 18 '09 #4
tlhintoq
3,525 Expert 2GB
Nope. My company sees it all the time when a customer tries to run an XPpro box as the 'server' to 30 client stations. XPpro doesn't allow that many simultaneous connections. So stations keep loosing their connection to shared folders or the server application.
Aug 18 '09 #5

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