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Hi Users,

Kindly help me with below query of mine.

Using Red Hat Linux Enterprise Edition as the client how many simultaneous

1) Maximum FTP sessions are allowed
2) Maximum Telnet sessions are allowed
3) any special settings need to be enabled for maximum telnet and ftp sessions on RHEL 4.

Thanks in Advance, Newbie07
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For the telnet look here, ftp doesn't have such limitation, as far as I know, but may depend on the software that you've installed, i.e. does the software itself has such configuration option. My experience shows that this would depend on how powerful the hardware is.

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Thanks a lot. Will check this.
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