This varies with system usage. Our current system supports thousands of users logged in and working at the same time.

The gating factors for determining this are the throughput of both the user connections and the compression algorithms. From a connection standpoint and for this illustration, we consider that all users are replicating simultaneously and all are replicating data that is being compressed by TurboGold. TurboGold‘s compression algorithms can sustain a throughput of 12 MB per second on a 100 MHz CPU.

There is no limit to the number of simultaneous users you may have. You decide how many subscriptions you wish to purchase. We recommend one subscription per user or workstation.

BodyTrans supports a nearly unlimited amount of users (only limited by the amount of space on your hard drive). The standard purchase price of $24.99 covers an individual and their family members. If you were to use BodyTrans for commercial purposes (i.e. Personal Trainers, Clubs, etc.), I ask that you purchase the group license from http://www.bodytrans.com/grouplicense.htm

Unlimited. According to the results of the throughput test we have run, our service can support thousands of simultaneous connections without any interruption.

Acusis has the ability to expand capacity to serve an unlimited number of users. We also guarantee no "busy" signals for all of your contract users.

All networked computers are capable of accessing information at the same time. The number of simultaneous users determines the specific operating system used on the data server. If the number of simultaneous users exceeds three, then Windows Server 2003 is required to support unlimited access.

Yes, though this is not officially supported. See this page on Chris Buechler's website for images and further information.

The system can accommodate up to 250 simultaneous users. The fixed annual license fee does not restrict you to a specific number of users, and additional users can be added on-line as you require.

The number of users you can support is virtually unlimited. A small record is created in a dBase file for each active user so the only limit is the maximum size of a dBase table. HelpTrac's Utilities make it easy to create skeleton user records from the ASCII user lists.

The effective connection limit is approximately 1,200 concurrent users, subject to bandwidth limitations. Connection and badwidth limits are fully configurable within the system.

You may configure the Router to support virtually as many concurrent sessions as you like. The number of concurrent sessions actually achievable in practice is based on resource availability (CPU capacity, memory, communications bandwidth, etc.).

Right now we're supporting up to 16 players per solar system, but this number may increase in the future. This doesn't at all mean there are only 16 players in the entire game, however. Since a galaxy (gameserver) may be comprised of several solar systems, and the entire universe itself consists of all the gameservers, there may be many more people travelling the Parsec universe at any one time. The number of players per solar system is just the smallest unit of game play.

Not necessarily. Many people exchange their second homes, which allows for a lot more flexibility. Also, your exchange partners might be away from their primary home on another trip, while you stay at their place. In our Advanced Search you find a section "Type of Exchange". Here you can search explicitly for "Second Homes".

Simultaneous Enrollment refers to enrollment in two courses that meet at the same time or overlapping times. The Study Card application will not prevent simultaneous enrollment of courses. You should discuss simultaneous enrollment conflicts with your adviser. Should you wish to continue with a simultaneous enrollment, Ad Board approval is required for undergraduates and FAS Deputy Registrar approval is required for graduate students.

No, the USB port will support only one user. If you need to support multiple computers you need to use the Ethernet port and a hub/switch.

Your employees may never need phone-in support because they use a very convenient website for managing their own service. However, your designated system administrator will always be able to call and speak with someone at Reynwood when they need to.

The licensing parameter: "number of simultaneous users" is the maximum number of your LAN users who can work on the Internet at the same time (regardless of the number of launched Internet applications on their computers).

No. Unlike Cable Internet access, your ADSL connection is not shared with others. There are no line-ups or traffic jams with ADSL technology because each user has their own dedicated high-speed connection to the Internet. You may experience some variation in speed if you have more than one computer linked simultaneously to ADSL from your home or when accessing slow Web sites. ADSL uses the copper phone wires to provide service.