Newbies PigDog Posted November 29, 2001 Newbies Posted November 29, 2001 Hello All, Another question... Anyone know how the guest limit (preset to 10) is counted? Is it 10 connections to one database file? Is it 10 total connections of database and actual access? When do these timers reset? The doc is really lacking on this? Is it 10 connections in the 12 hour period of time mentioned? Up until a few minutes ago, I've been able to access my site over the net without a problem. I've checked my IP address and reset it via the router. Both computers can access the internet but not the IP for the application. I tried changing the port number from 80 to 591 with no change in the result. I have also rebooted the host machine. I will now reboot this one. Thanks again! PigDog
Steven H. Blackwell Posted November 30, 2001 Posted November 30, 2001 10 unique IP addresses in a 12 hour period. Old Advance Man
Newbies PigDog Posted December 11, 2001 Author Newbies Posted December 11, 2001 THANKS! I just wonder if something else is a foot here. My setup has the iMac host sitting in a DMZ on my LinkSys router. All traffic coming in, is coming through with a single IP address, that of the router itself, not my external IP. At one point I was thinking that it was a mix of the number of open databases with connections. If what you say, is correct, how is it that 2 or 3 people have connect problems. I am in test mode right now. I expect I may need FMP unlimited in the future. I think something else is in the mix. As always, thanks,
Steven H. Blackwell Posted December 11, 2001 Posted December 11, 2001 There may be an issue with the Linksys router as has been reported. Also, you may be getting port scanned causing the WC to go deaf. Old Advance Man
Garry Claridge Posted December 11, 2001 Posted December 11, 2001 If you don't use the DMZ and use NAT through the router you may find the 10 IPs may not be a problem. I am in the process of trying to confirm this now. All the best. Garry
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