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InterServer Refusing Connections

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From: Michael
Date: Fri, 03 Sep 2004 20:36
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I'm running InterServer 2 and InterBase 6 on a Pentium 4 2.8GHz with 1GB of
RAM.  It seems that under moderate load InterServer stops allowing
connections.  I'm running Windows XP and the TCP performance monitor says
that once my TCP connections reach around 50 it starts to get dicey.  I'm
not sure how many of those are connections to InterServer, but it equates to
roughly 10 concurrent users, each with 2 connections: one to a unique
database and one to a global database.  What could be the cause of this?
How can I tell how many current connections there are to InterServer?  When
our client JDBC application fails to login, we are still able to get in with
IBConsole.

Ideas or comments appreciated.

Mike
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