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NS:lmserver._SERVER_INFO_1533 |
SERVER_INFO_1533 (lmserver.h) |
The SERVER_INFO_1533 structure specifies the maximum number of outstanding requests a client can send to the server. |
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netmgmt\server_info_1533_str.htm |
NetMgmt |
2b54dcec-c456-4cef-a2b9-eb24adf4a994 |
12/05/2018 |
*LPSERVER_INFO_1533, *PSERVER_INFO_1533, LPSERVER_INFO_1533, LPSERVER_INFO_1533 structure pointer [Network Management], PSERVER_INFO_1533, PSERVER_INFO_1533 structure pointer [Network Management], SERVER_INFO_1533, SERVER_INFO_1533 structure [Network Management], _win32_server_info_1533_str, lmserver/LPSERVER_INFO_1533, lmserver/PSERVER_INFO_1533, lmserver/SERVER_INFO_1533, netmgmt.server_info_1533_str |
lmserver.h |
Lm.h |
Windows |
Windows 2000 Professional [desktop apps only] |
Windows 2000 Server [desktop apps only] |
Windows |
SERVER_INFO_1533, *PSERVER_INFO_1533, *LPSERVER_INFO_1533 |
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The SERVER_INFO_1533 structure specifies the maximum number of outstanding requests a client can send to the server.
Specifies the maximum number of outstanding requests any one client can send to the server. For example, 10 means you can have 10 unanswered requests at the server. When any single client has 10 requests queued within the server, the client must wait for a server response before sending another request.