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hi
there're two machines:

- a client in which Windows 7 x64 is installed. the client application is developed with C# in Visual Studio 2010. it uses class SoapHttpClientProtocol to connect to server and run its web services.

- a server in which Ubuntu 12.04 x64 is installed. the server accepts client's requests via NuSoap and has implemented web services in PHP files.

what i do is that i call lots of web services from client asynchronously. say they're 100 web service calls. what happens at server-side is that only 5 web services at the same time execute concurrently. whenever execution of one of them gets done, one of the waiting calls is processed. it's evidently a limitation of 5 of them to be run at the same time. maybe from one client and one port only 5 concurrent connections is setup to be allowed.

now my question are:
1. in which side is this limitation? client or server?
2. how can i omit this limitation or change it?
3. what problem may happen if i omit or change this limitation?

thx
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