Is there a limit to create sockets on UNIX??

[Melinda Shore]

In article <8290 at pitt.UUCP> jonathan at speedy.cs.pitt.edu (Jonathan Eunice) writes:
>While true that most UNIX systems are limited by static resource limits, not 
>all are.  
>
>Known counterexample: AIX 3.1 for the RS/6000 (limit = 2000).

Did you mean to say this?  2000 sure sounds like a [big] limit to me.

Work is being done on dynamically allocating system tables.  Some folks
from DEC gave a presentation on their work in this area at the Summer
'88 Usenix meeting.
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