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  1. #1
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    Exclamation Multiple Connections

    Hi All,

    I am trying to do a stress tester with csharp Console Application. By now, I could do a simple application that creates a Thread and connects to LS Server.
    By trying to do it with more than one thread all don't connect.
    If I start the first thread and wait for it to begin receiving data, then start the second thread, the second thread doesn't receive data. It connects, subscribes, but doesn't receive data.
    Do you control equal connections in your API? What about at server-side? Can it have some sort of control over connections from same IP?
    About the connection: I'm connecting using the same logon to the server (User and Pwd).

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    LSClient is supposed to be usable in multiple instance.
    Moreover, there are no restrictions on connections coming from the same client/user;
    such restrictions can optionally be posed by leveraging the Metadata Adapter.

    Is it possible that your runtime low level HTTP library uses a very limited connection pool?
    Please provide us with a Server log snippet, preferably augmented with some comments on the corresponding client side behavior.

 

 

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