Windows XP2 concurrent IIS count

Windows XP Professional Edition allows connections of up to 10 clients. This connection restriction does not exist in Windows 2000 Server Edition or Windows 2003 Server Edition. the IIS they use is basically the same. There is certainly a way to break through its settings. Go to the Microsoft website, and finally find a tool for managing IIS MetaEdit. MetaEdit works on WindowsNT4.0 and Windows2000, and I find it works normally on WindowsXP. In addition, metaEdit can only manage IIS of version II4.0, IIS5.0, or later. Use this tool to break through the IIS client connection restrictions of Windows XP Professional Edition: First, you need to download MetaEdi at the address below-the latest version is 2.2

Then, execute mtaedt22.exe and follow the wizard prompts to complete MetaEdit installation. Finally, set the client connection limit parameter in MetaEdit. After MetaEdit is installed, click MetaEdit2.2 under the Program Group AdministrativeTools in the Start Menu. The window is displayed: Expand the tree to LM \ W3SVC on the left of the window, and click directly on the W3SVC folder, select the MaxConnections item in the list on the right. Double-click the item and the dialog box appears. In the final Data text box, the default value is 10. This is the maximum number of client connections set by IIS in Windows XP Professional Edition, now you can change this default value. I will change it to the maximum value. Note: The maximum number of IIS client connections on Win2000 is 2000000000.