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  Savannah,

  A while back I cured some ODBC problems on W9X and NT by turning on
some of the Connection Pooling options.  The defaults may have changed 
for W2K and are now a problem.  I doubt that ODBC pooling is your problem
but perhaps a similar concept has changed for the share directives.

  Good luck,

  David LaRue

On Fri, 6 Oct 2000 00:02:14, "Savannah" <spam@savannahaustralia.com> wrote:

> Server running OS/2 warp version 4.
> Computers on the network are running Win 2K, 98, NT, after a while when
> someone tries to connect to the server they are given an error message that
> there are no more connections available.
> 
> I previously asked for help with this problem and have since discovered that
> the problem seems to be related to the computers running windows 2000. The
> problem occurs when someone will try to access the server through the
> network and gets a message that there are no more connections available.
> 
> Looking at the active sessions on the server it does not seem that there are
> too many connections or open files, but if a user logged in on a machine
> with Win 2000 is disconnected manually then this frees up the server and
> others can connect.
> When logging off the network, by logging off a computer with Win 2k the
> connections seem to stay open. Manually disconnecting these imaginary
> connections then frees up the server. Where as when computers using 98 or NT
> log off they disappear straight away from the active sessions on the server.
> 
> Has anyone else had this sort of problem with Win 2K machines running under
> a OS/2 Server?
> 
> Some of the answers I received about this problem before said to try and
> change the timeout disconnecting of Idle files and connections. Does anyone
> know how and where to set this option?
> 
> 
> 
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