localhost connection error

I've been getting the following error message sporadically:

"No more connections can be made to this remote computer at this time
because there are already as many connections as the computer can accept."

This is occurring on my local home LAN. I'm running IIS on Win2000 Server
and have two PC running Win2000 Pro that are connected via a router.

I have multiple sites setup in DMX on the testing server. Every once in
awhile when I try to view a site that I'm working on,
(http://localhost/mysitename/index.htm), I get the above error message.

Anyone know what is causing this or how to correct it?

Thanks in advance.
-D-

I get this when I'm hotly testing ASP pages. I just stop IIS and restart
it....

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"-D-" <noone (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

I've been getting the following error message sporadically:

"No more connections can be made to this remote computer at this time
because there are already as many connections as the computer can accept."

This is occurring on my local home LAN. I'm running IIS on Win2000 Server
and have two PC running Win2000 Pro that are connected via a router.

I have multiple sites setup in DMX on the testing server. Every once in
awhile when I try to view a site that I'm working on,
(http://localhost/mysitename/index.htm), I get the above error message.

Anyone know what is causing this or how to correct it?

Thanks in advance.
-D-

Hi Murray,

It is strange, it tends to happen to only one site at a time on the testing
server. I can view the other sites on the localhost with no
problem...weird, huh? Is this a known bug or something?

When I stop and restart IIS, do you mean to select the localhost machine
name in IIS and disconnect and then re-connect?

or

stop and then re-start the default web site node?

Thanks for the help!
-D-

"Murray *TMM*" <forums (AT) HAHAgreat-web-sights (DOT) com> wrote

I get this when I'm hotly testing ASP pages. I just stop IIS and restart
it....

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"-D-" <noone (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote in message
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I've been getting the following error message sporadically:

"No more connections can be made to this remote computer at this time
because there are already as many connections as the computer can
accept."

This is occurring on my local home LAN. I'm running IIS on Win2000
Server
and have two PC running Win2000 Pro that are connected via a router.

I have multiple sites setup in DMX on the testing server. Every once in
awhile when I try to view a site that I'm working on,
(http://localhost/mysitename/index.htm), I get the above error message.

Anyone know what is causing this or how to correct it?

Thanks in advance.
-D-

Hmmm, I'm running the Pro version on my work PC (Win2K) and the server is
Win2000 Server. Is this something I can set to more than 10 connections? I
don't think that I had any sessions open when it happens because it'll occur
right when I first start working and open the browser to view a site I'm
working on. Is that still a possible cause?

Thanks!
-D-


"Kindler Chase" <weaver (AT) DELETEME_roubaixinteractive (DOT) com> wrote

Murray *TMM* wrote:
I get this when I'm hotly testing ASP pages. I just stop IIS and
restart it....

If you're not running the Pro version of windows (2k or xp) then you are
limited to 10 sessions at a time in IIS. If you've started up several
browser sessions and have other misc. connections into IIS, then it'll
puke
/> until one or more of the current sessions expire.

Either that, or Murray is just frying eggs on his system again ;o)

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Murray *TMM* wrote:

I get this when I'm hotly testing ASP pages. I just stop IIS and
restart it....

If you're not running the Pro version of windows (2k or xp) then you are
limited to 10 sessions at a time in IIS. If you've started up several
browser sessions and have other misc. connections into IIS, then it'll <puke
/> until one or more of the current sessions expire.

Either that, or Murray is just frying eggs on his system again ;o)

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-D- wrote:

Hmmm, I'm running the Pro version on my work PC (Win2K) and the
server is Win2000 Server. Is this something I can set to more than
10 connections? I don't think that I had any sessions open when it
happens because it'll occur right when I first start working and open
the browser to view a site I'm working on. Is that still a possible
cause?

Opppsss... sorry, meant to say:
win2k pro - 10 sessions at a time.
win2k server - too many to worry about.

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WXPPro.

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"Kindler Chase" <weaver (AT) DELETEME_roubaixinteractive (DOT) com> wrote

-D- wrote:
Hmmm, I'm running the Pro version on my work PC (Win2K) and the
server is Win2000 Server. Is this something I can set to more than
10 connections? I don't think that I had any sessions open when it
happens because it'll occur right when I first start working and open
the browser to view a site I'm working on. Is that still a possible
cause?

Opppsss... sorry, meant to say:
win2k pro - 10 sessions at a time.
win2k server - too many to worry about.

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