Hi guys,
Quick question on browser DNS.
I know that a well behaved browser only allows a certain number of simultaneous connections to a domain. So when creating a CDN, will the browser notice if multiple sub-domains share the same IP and not allow more connections?
I was going to setup a small test for this but I thought it'd be quicker to ask.
Cheers!
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http://ajaxian.com/archives/using-cn...nection-limits
It would seam they do allow multiple connections per IP.
When you think how you use the BSD socket layer, resolving addresses would be an odd extra step to have before the limit counting.
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That was my reasoning I just couldn't find any evidence to support it.
Thanks for that.
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I found in testing (of lets say, a pretty busy website), that depending on the browser, you'll end up hitting its internal connection limit soon enough regardless of how many cnames the content is spread against.
Yeah I've found Firefox 3.6x defaults to 6 simultaneous connections anyway - at least it looks that way in Firebug.
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