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).

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.

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

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.

A:Your account will expire at the end of its current term and no further charges will apply unless you re-subscribe. For our cancel and refund policy, please read our disclaimer before subscribing.

In a local LAN of high speed network, FlexWATCH™ can support around 30 clients. However, over an Internet based on ADSL/Cable/Dedicated line/etc., the actual number increases (e.g., 100 clients) because the response speed becomes slow. Of course, there is degradation in performance according to the increase of clients. FlexWATCH™ support HTTP port change option. So you can change HTTP port from 80 to other port number you would like to use.

All Web Africa adsl users get 4 simultaneous connections to use on your account, meaning you can have 4 different connections to the same account 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.

Yes - when you add a number that is a primary number on another account it is indicated. Each number can only be in your directory once but can be added to any users personal folder account. The information on that user is limited regardless of it's status, to see the full information on a Primary Number search for it here Numbers added to your Personal Folder show limited information regardless of whether the number is PRIMARY or not.

The combination of several deterrents to vote buying should make vote buying effectively nonexistent: In a raw democracy, a vote buyer need not be selective in finding voters to do his bidding because every vote in a democracy counts the same. When decisions are made according to a scatter plot of competence vs.

Each time you answer an opinion question, only your recent performance in answering skill-testing questions is recorded for analysis. So even if people do buy and sell accounts (which is, by the way, a violation of the terms), any performance of the previous owner of an account will last only over the next few opinion questions, and it is unlikely any of those opinion questions will happen to be the ones of great interest to the account buyer (since they are randomly chosen).

More than one user can access the same account and its filings at the same time, but everyone must know the Account ID and Password for that account. Care should be taken so that only one person at a time edits a specific filing. If multiple users edit one filing simultaneously, the last one to save will have their changes overwrite any previous user changes.

Once we receive a fully completed application we will process it and mail you your license within one week.

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.

By default, Telnet Magic allows an unlimited number of instances to be started. In release 2.1.7 and above, you can limit the number of instances by adding the the following DWORD registry entry: and setting it to the maximum number of instances you wish to allow. When the maximum number of instances is reached, an attempt to start another instance results in the last started instance being brought to the foreground. If the value is set to zero, Telnet Magic will not start.

Currently there are no restrictions regarding simultaneous logins, so you can be logged into the system with the same user account on two different machines. However, edits to the same article from the same user account will not be version checked and, therefore, it is possible for the simultaneous logins to overwrite each other if editing the exact same article. We recommend individual logins for proper article history tracking and version control.