The MobiLink server rejects new synchronization connections when the limit is reached. On the client, a communication error
is issued with a system error code that indicates the connection was refused.
The default is 1024.
To limit the number of concurrent synchronizations for non-persistent HTTP/HTTPS, set -nc significantly higher than -sm. When
the -sm limit is reached, the MobiLink server provides an HTTP error 503 (Service Unavailable) to the remote client. If the
-nc limit is reached, however, a socket error is issued. The greater the difference between -nc and -sm, the more likely it
is that the rejected connections will generate the HTTP 503 error instead of the less descriptive socket error. For example,
set -sm to 100 and set -nc to 1000. See -sm mlsrv12 option.
The maximum value for -nc depends on the operating system and its configuration. You may need to tune the configuration to
achieve higher socket capacity.
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