Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Thin clients conection limit |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2010-11-01T23:44:53Z |
At 09:57 AM 2/11/2010, Ramiro Barreca wrote:
-- Firebird Classic has no limit: it will just keep connecting requesting clients until the host runs out of resources.
-- All clients connect to the *same* IP address and port. The Firebird server won't respond to requests for a different IP address or port.
./heLen
>Is there a conection limit when conecting from a thin client server?The Firebird server cannot tell the difference between a PC and a dumb terminal.
>We have a new FB server 2.1.3 running as classic server with a database that
>is reach from some apps.
>This apps are run either from PCs and Sunray thin clients.
>There is no problem when the app runs on a PC, but when from thin clients
>there seems to have a limit of 5 concurrent users.
>This is a Delphi app using Zeos components, but there are some other appsThat information doesn't throw any light, since "a Delphi app" running on a dumb terminal must be communicating through a terminal server of some kind.
>that have no problem connecting to an old FB 2.1.1 as Super server from the
>same Sunray server.
>Is there a limit for IP address to adjust in configuration files?Possibly the Sun (?) terminal server has a licence-driven client limit, which might or might not be hooked to IP addresses.
-- Firebird Classic has no limit: it will just keep connecting requesting clients until the host runs out of resources.
-- All clients connect to the *same* IP address and port. The Firebird server won't respond to requests for a different IP address or port.
./heLen