The max-requests-per-session Element"

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It specifies the maximum allowed number of concurrent requests per session. Each time an user types an URL at the browser, it creates a request and the request ends after the response is sent to the browser. In other words, this number controls how many concurrent requests the same user can send.
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It specifies the maximum allowed number of concurrent requests per session. Each time a user types an URL at the browser, it creates a request and the request ends after the response is sent to the browser. In other words, this number controls how many concurrent requests the same user can send.
  
 
A negative number means no limitation at all, but it is not recommended due to the possibility of the denial-of-service (DoS) attacks.
 
A negative number means no limitation at all, but it is not recommended due to the possibility of the denial-of-service (DoS) attacks.

Revision as of 03:06, 8 August 2011


The max-requests-per-session Element


Syntax:

<max-requests-per-session>a_number</max-requests-per-session>
[Default: 5]

It specifies the maximum allowed number of concurrent requests per session. Each time a user types an URL at the browser, it creates a request and the request ends after the response is sent to the browser. In other words, this number controls how many concurrent requests the same user can send.

A negative number means no limitation at all, but it is not recommended due to the possibility of the denial-of-service (DoS) attacks.

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