Depends on the platform, but here under linux:
>> x: open tcp://:9922
>> y: open tcp://localhost:9922
>> z: open tcp://localhost:9922
>> a: open tcp://localhost:9922
>> b: open tcp://localhost:9922
>> c: open tcp://localhost:9922
>> d: open tcp://localhost:9922
-\|/-\|/-|/-\|/-\|/\|/-\|/-\|-\|/-\|/-\/-\|/-\|/-|/-\|/-\|/\|/-\|/-\ . . .
(will eventually time out)
The listen port has a certain fixed sized queue, but if it can
dispatch connections faster than the queue can fill up it can
handle an unlimited amount of connections.
> it seems to me the server can accept more than one connection
> at a time, but it would "serialize" the data being output to
> the data file. i don't see why it would accept only one
> connection at a time.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > Excuse my question, but could this slow down the workflow if only one
> > connection is allowed to the server in the case of 20 or more PCs?
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Sharriff Aina
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