If you are connecting to a web server running on a Windows XP box with IIS5 and get the error "Server too busy"...
This means that you have hit the maximum of 10 simultaneous connections to the web server.
The easy way to fix this, is to go to IIS Configuration from Control Panel | Admin Tools | IIS Admin, and disable "HTTP Keep-Alives". This means that IIS will not keep a connection open once it has made it's request.
Matthew Cosier is a Principal Consultant at Hazaa, http://www.hazaa.com.au
Matthew also manages an online blog about Software Development and all things Microsoft at http://cosier.wordpress.com
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If you are connecting to a web server running on a Windows XP box with IIS5 and get the error "Server too busy"...
This means that you have hit the maximum of 10 simultaneous connections to the web server.
The easy way to fix this, is to go to IIS Configuration from Control Panel | Admin Tools | IIS Admin, and disable "HTTP Keep-Alives". This means that IIS will not keep a connection open once it has made it's request.
Grant
Cool, thanks for that Grant!
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