1 In the Time-out: text box, type the maximum number of minutes that an outgoing connection can remain inactive before the server closes the connection. 2  In the SMTP Virtual Server property sheet, under Outgoing, select Limit connections per domain to: to enable this setting (the default is no limit). In the Time-out: text box, type the maximum number of minutes that an outgoing connection can remain inactive before the server closes the connection. 2  In the SMTP Virtual Server property sheet, under Outgoing, select Limit connections per domain to: to enable this setting (the default is no limit).
Question from Claire-Tudor pets. I would like help for my god-daughter (she's 8 yrs old) with what pets did the tudors have, and any information to do with animals in the tudor times (but mainly pets).Many thanks.Claire.'m not even sure that they kept pets in the same way that we do today. Wealthier people did, however, keep dogs for hunting and bear-baiting, as well as falcons and hawks for hunting. You might try looking at Reeves Compton, Pleasures and Pastimes in Later Medieval England (Sutton Publishing, 1995).
Dogs and people have been living together since time out of mind. Through most of history dogs were working animals, not pets in the modern sense.If one looks at Tudor England, you will discover that the relationship between humans and dogs is really very similar to that of modern Western people with their dogs.ogs and people have been living together since time out of mind. Through most of history dogs were working animals, not pets in the modern sense.