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VPOP3 version 4 and later have a limit on the number of concurrent logins which can be received for a single user or from a single IP address. This is to prevent a single user from bringing the server down. | VPOP3 version 4 and later have a limit on the number of concurrent logins which can be received for a single user or from a single IP address. This is to prevent a single user from bringing the server down. | ||
- | The default limits are 10 per user, or 1000 per IP address (to allow multiple people sharing a NAT IP address) | + | The current |
- | You can change these limits, | + | You can change these limits. |
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+ | In **version 5 or later**, go to Services -> IMAP4 -> Advanced, and change the " | ||
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+ | In **version 4**, this requires a change to the Windows registry. | ||
- [[Stop VPOP3]] | - [[Stop VPOP3]] | ||
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Note that setting the numbers too high could cause problems, especially if someone' | Note that setting the numbers too high could cause problems, especially if someone' | ||
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