MaxNumberVcs
Christopher R. Hertel
crh at nts.umn.edu
Thu Sep 20 13:40:04 GMT 2001
> VCs is the number of threads that the client asks the server
> to allocate for its use.
Luke,
Thanks for the explanation. Very useful.
The problem that we encountered was that jCIFS had set the VC number to 0.
Whenever we established a new connection, any *existing* connections from
the same client would be closed.
So, for example, I was using smbclient to manipulate protection bits while
running a jCIFS test against the same share on a W2K box. Whenever jCIFS
opened a new connection, the W2K server would close the connection with
smbclient (which uses a VC number of 1). When we also changed jCIFS to
use a VC number of 1, everything worked fine.
This appears only to be an issue if both connections originate from the
same source.
Chris -)-----
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