What is the maximum number of inbound connection for Win 7 Pro x64?
I am helping someone setup an office where the host OS running Win 7 Pro x64, and have about 15 client machines connect to it.
The client PCs would be used to save/access data stored on the host machine. Would getting a full blown server be a better solution?
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