Yeah 10 connection limit I am 100% positive is in Windows NT workstation, 2000, and XP. Not sure about DOS or Win9x though. (Thats why they sell Windows NT Server, 2000 SERVER, 2003 SERVER, etc).
Okay, so I'm stuck with v4. I guess that is okay. -EDIT- Maybe you misunderstood me; I know that using Snap Assist and just trying to apply the 3.4.805 update won't work; that I know. But what I am wondering is, lets say I take my image of one of my 1100s that is running 805 and and slap the drives into a brand new 1100 that's running v4. Will that work? If a v3 to v4 upgrade only happens on the hard drive, I'm golden, but if it does something to the BIOS, then I'm kinda screwed. -END EDIT-
Also, What about the max concurrent connections; does anyone know?
We don't have an AD environment, PDC, or anything like that. Just a simple peer-to-peer (Workgroup) environment. Problem is, I have about 50 machines, and have almost 2 dozen connections that need to be made to a "central" file share. Things were working great using a Windows 2000 Professional PC sharing a few folders, but once I had user #11 connect, that is when the trouble started.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/122920/EN-US/
-Alan