#Suicide as an option <g>
UNIX workstations are set up differently than DOS in the way their
buffers work, but the concept is the same. You need enough file I/O
buffers and also large enough ones to hold your data so as not to
slow down your network. In Sun's UNIX, the easiest way is to just
set your MAXUSERS value higher than normal and re-compile the
kernel. This automatically increases them for you.
You would have to know how to do the equivalent to this in your DOS
networking scheme to achieve the same result.