RE: how many browser connections, and do mapped drives count?
- From: "trink" <trink@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 2 Aug 2005 10:35:03 -0700
hey, maybe this can help... here's an nbtstat -n printout (I deleted our IP
addresses, for obvious reasons):
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>nbtstat -n
Local Area Connection 2:
Node IpAddress: [xxx.xxx.xxx.50] Scope Id: []
NetBIOS Local Name Table
Name Type Status
---------------------------------------------
ECLIPSE <00> UNIQUE Registered
ECLIPSE <20> UNIQUE Registered
VAULT <00> GROUP Registered
VAULT <1C> GROUP Registered
VAULT <1E> GROUP Registered
VAULT <1D> UNIQUE Registered
..__MSBROWSE__.<01> GROUP Registered
VAULT <1B> UNIQUE Registered
ECLIPSE <03> UNIQUE Registered
ALLMAN <03> UNIQUE Registered
Local Area Connection:
Node IpAddress: [xxx.xxx.xxx.49] Scope Id: []
NetBIOS Local Name Table
Name Type Status
---------------------------------------------
ECLIPSE <00> UNIQUE Registered
ECLIPSE <20> UNIQUE Registered
VAULT <00> GROUP Registered
VAULT <1C> GROUP Registered
VAULT <1E> GROUP Registered
VAULT <1B> UNIQUE Registered
ECLIPSE <03> UNIQUE Registered
ALLMAN <03> UNIQUE Registered
now, sorry to be uneducated about this, but I also see this when I type net
file
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>net file
ID Path User name #
Locks
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
24832 \PIPE\HydraLsPipe ECLIPSE$ 0
24833 \PIPE\HydraLsPipe ECLIPSE$ 0
27056 \PIPE\HydraLsPipe ECLIPSE$ 0
27183 L:\MAST\...winOtter_TestPlan_050527.DOC ALLMAN 0
32798 \PIPE\HydraLsPipe ECLIPSE$ 0
32803 \PIPE\HydraLsPipe ECLIPSE$ 0
33482 \PIPE\HydraLsPipe ECLIPSE$ 0
34696 \PIPE\HydraLsPipe ECLIPSE$ 0
63838 \PIPE\HydraLsPipe ECLIPSE$ 0
64084 \PIPE\HydraLsPipe ECLIPSE$ 0
The command completed successfully.
All these \pipe\ commands may well be from a mis-behaved piece of home-grown
software, could this be causing a problem?
Trink
"trink" wrote:
> now that's an interesting question... it *is* a domain controller, but
> computers both in and out of the domain have been getting this error. All
> users have accounts in the domain, but never get a chance to prove it with a
> challenge login box. I haven't posted a url because that's not the
> methodology that causes the problem. In other words, when folks explicitly
> map a drive to \\eclipse\5600, it usually works, but when they open the
> network neighborhood, go through the entire network, MS windows network, and
> then try to select the domain they get the error. At that point, (I can
> verify that my system has this error on my screen right this second) they get
> "(domain) is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this
> network resource. contact the administrator of this server to find out if you
> have access permissions. No more connections can be made to this remote
> computer at this time because there are already as many connections as the
> computer can accept." My machine is a member of a domain with a two-way trust
> with the domain in question. Is there any way to see *all* the connections
> the server thinks it is supporting at any given moment?
> Trink
>
>
> "Ewan" wrote:
>
> > i'm adding a post as i didn't notice first time you write that when clients
> > connect to your domain. can you elaborate with:
> > sample unc path that causes the error (is this on a domain controller)
> > stupid question: are the clients members of the domain (do the computers
> > have accounts in the domain?)
> >
> > "trink" wrote:
> >
> > > By browser I mean folks trying to get there by opening and explorer, network
> > > neighborhood, and winnowing their way to my domain and server. As soon as
> > > they click the domain, they get a refusal to connect. I have specified that I
> > > have 20 CALs, but there can't be even close to that number of machines
> > > trying to connect. This system is also a terminal server, but that licensing
> > > seems to be going as it should... (even though I have issues with not being
> > > able to reset a license once it's been dished out).
> > > Trink
> > >
> > > "Ewan" wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > "trink" wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > Hi,
> > > > > Seems like I should know this (or at least be able to find it definitively,
> > > > > but I can't). How many browser connections will a W2K3 server support at
> > > > > once? Does that number of connections include mapped network drives, or not?
> > > > > I have a server which really gets very little use: there aren't more than
> > > > > 5-10 other XP systems on the net with it, yet people are frequently locked
> > > > > out with the "too many connetions" error. Sometimes you can get it, other
> > > > > times not. This is the first time I've even thought about how many *browser*
> > > > > connections a server could support - did something change between win 2000
> > > > > server and W2K3?
> > > > > help?
> > > > > Trink
> > > > by *browser* do you mean windows explorer uesrs visiting \\servername\share ?
> > > > if you do, what licensing model did you choose at install? (did you specify
> > > > the number of CALs you have, or did you state that each client should have
> > > > it's own CAL ?
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