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FP> From: "Dod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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FP> Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 10:41 AM
FP> Subject: [twsocket] OT rather big project question
>> Hello,
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Subject: [twsocket] OT rather big project question
> Hello,
>
> I am starting a re-write one of my ICS-based server to be able to
> handle 15.000 permanent cnx smoothly. The datas Clients will
> send
Hello Wilfried,
Yes, I also thought that concentrator-to-server could be direct TCP-IP
or any other kind of protocol (HTTP tunneling for example), also I
found other advantage, I could make concentrator-to-server connection
initiator, or server-to-concentrator way so this would be nice
whenever th
Hello Dod,
At first tought I should go for first solution because of a few
advantages.
- server updates as you say yourself
- application is splitted separate according the job it does.
The concentrators dealing with the clients and the proto, between
concentrator and main server you can exchang
Hello,
I am starting a re-write one of my ICS-based server to be able to
handle 15.000 permanent cnx smoothly. The datas Clients will
send/receive will be only 2KB packets time to time.
As Windows OS is limited with sockets and handle (whenever you can do
some tricky changes in re