Simon,
No worries for your site. The limit is not a hard and fast limit. It
truly is application dependant.
Like all systems, the limit would manifest itself as:
1) all of the CPU is utilized
2) the system is disk bound
3) when the system has available resources and yet does not use them.
Any one of these would cause the "wall" to be hit where you would not be
able to have any more users log on to the system or work really, really
slow.
#3 is commonly due to a "hot" semaphore, which a reorganization of the lock
table would resolve. However, on the Windows systems where the limit is
experienced, you can't change anything in the UVCONFIG file for it to run
faster.
Thanks,
Steve
Stephen M. O'Neal, CDP
IBM Data Management Solutions
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We've got a 300 user enterprise installation runnning on win2k
(enterprise), and the user count regularly goes well over 300 (388 right
now). What symptoms of hitting the around 300 user ceiling might I see?
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