> SHORT FORM: Does an XP Pro Host impose a 10 connection limit to 2K3 VPCs
> running inside it. I know that the server itself isn't limited, but does
> the host simply not allow more than 10 to come in to the VPC?
>
> LONG FORM: Here's the situation....
>
> XP Pro host machine, running 2 virtual PC's, both running 2003 server.
> The
> servers are acting as a DC and a SharePoint server in a classroom
> environment. Servers have connectity to the network, and each student
> builds
> and administers his own SharePoint Site on the virtual server. This is
> great
> in a classroom environment, at the end of the class I can simply delete
> the
> VPC's and use a copy of my "Master Set" for the next class. No fuss... no
> musss
>
> I'm looking at doing a class for 20 folks however. I am well aware of the
> limit in XP Pro regarding 10 concurrent connections, and am wondering if
> that
> will apply to connectivity to the VPCs? My gut feeling is that it would,
> since technically the connection has to "pass-thru" the XP Host to get the
> the VPC server. I can always throw them onto a server host in the
> classroom, but gee... I've already got a machine configured and hate to do
> more work. (If I wanted to work, I'd never have gotten into the training
> field <grin>)
>
> Thanks for any advice, bonus points given to real world examples of how
> it's
> worked for you.
>
> SMW

> SHORT FORM: Does an XP Pro Host impose a 10 connection limit to 2K3 VPCs
> running inside it. I know that the server itself isn't limited, but does
> the host simply not allow more than 10 to come in to the VPC?