TCP/IP Parameter Tuning for Rapid Client Connections

Mike Gavaghan

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22 Feb 2010CPOL4 min read

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Applications that open and close a large number of client TCP/IP sockets run the risk of running out of available socket ports. The exceptions raised can be misleading because they are generally associated with server socket conflicts – not outbound client connections.

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Mike Gavaghan

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Mike Gavaghan opines on C# and .Net in his blog Talk Nerdy To Me[^]. He is a Microsoft Certified Professional Developer working as a C#/.Net software consultant based in Dallas, Texas.

Since 1992, he has supported clients in diverse businesses including financial services, travel, airlines, and telecom. He has consulted at both mammoth enterprises and small startups (and sees merits and problems in both).

You may also view his profile on LinkedIn[^].

TCP/IP Parameter Tuning for Rapid Client Connections

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