from Wikipedia:
"Only 10 concurrent file-sharing connections are allowed at any moment."
looking into Windows seedbox so i wanna know if Web Edition will do or not
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from Wikipedia:
"Only 10 concurrent file-sharing connections are allowed at any moment."
looking into Windows seedbox so i wanna know if Web Edition will do or not
What are you looking at? That statement is related to Usenet.
i believe the only limition is 2-3 active RDP connections according to the terminal lic. but there is a way around that
looking at uTorrent. any limitations?
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Originally Posted by koolyt
no, think of it just like a home pc located elsewhere...
Yup you'll be fine with Utorrent.Quote:
Originally Posted by SaRkAsMQuote:
Originally Posted by koolyt
no, think of it just like a home pc located elsewhere...
that has nothing to do with utorrent.. that is like file sharing over home network or local lan..
k thx
Windows Server 2003 will be fine as long as you don't need more than two user accounts logged on at the same time :yup:
Hi, here is what you need to know....
The "Web Edition" is intended to act as a web server and nothing else.
These are the main limitations of Web Edition:
The server supports only 2GB of RAM and 2 CPUs
The server can not be made into a SQL server, domain controller, or Exchange server.
The server is limited to 10 UNC connections (\\servername\share). This limitation is built to prevent people from using "Web Edition" as an inexpensive file server.
Unlike some think, "Web Edition" supports an unlimited number of websites and http connections. The number of web sites and http connections is only limited by system resources.
So utorrent will work fine is the answer.
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