Client typeĭefault number of user sessions per mailbox database
The types of client connections to the Managed Store and the limits based on those connections are described in the following table.
Max user sessions per process: The maximum number of sessions for a specific protocol for a single user. Max sessions per process: The maximum number of sessions that an Exchange service can have open at one time on a mailbox database. Session limits are based on connections per mailbox database on the server. The exception is the Availability service, which has a maximum limit of 16 per user. That execution of the request is a single thread.įor all clients, the maximum number of threads per mailbox database is 50. For example, if a user opens a folder in Outlook, Outlook executes a request to the Managed Store on behalf of the user. Threads represent concurrently executing requests to the Managed Store. The terms connections and sessions can be used interchangeably. Services and clients can have multiple sessions at a particular time. Sessions represent the connections used by services and client applications (for example, Microsoft Outlook) to connect to the Managed Store. Knowledge of the following terms will help you understand the types of connections referenced in this topic. Connections by administrator accounts have maximum session limits of 64000.Įxchange Online limits (including Managed Store limits) are described in the Exchange Online Limits.
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