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Windows Registry Tips
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| Mon Oct 09, 2000 | 5:54P| PermaLink |
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" HTTP specification requires that no one computer can have more than 2
simultaneous connections to any single HTTP server. This will affect all
Windows application that uses the standard API, including Internet Explorer.
People who keep multiple files on an online hard drive hate this restriction,
because they can only download two or four files at a time.
Windows developers choose to limit the maximum connections to a HTTP 1.0 server
to four. In the HTTP 1.1 specification the number of connections was mandated
to 2.
To enable more than two connections, create two new entries in the key below,
called "MaxConnectionsPerServer" and "MaxConnectionsPer1_0Server".
The "MaxConnectionsPerServe" entry resolves the number of connections to an
HTTP 1.1 server, where "MaxConnectionsPer1_0Server" resolves the number of
connections to an HTTP 1.0 server. "
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