The answer is zero, because the Internet Connector is nothing more than a license that allows you to legally provide Internet access to your Terminal Server. The Internet Connector allows up to 200 concurrent anonymous nonemployees to access the Terminal Server via the web. If your design calls for a load-balanced server farm, then you will need to purchase the Internet Connector for each and every server in the farm, even if the farm is designed to support 200 or fewer concurrent users. Microsoft's response to your potential concerns. In addition, even if servers could handle 200 concurrent users, most companies that want to use Terminal Server for Internet applications do not expect to have that type of volume.
RAM are some of the key factors.
This work was completed in mid 1998, already it is more than six months old. Some of our customers have reported serving 200 sessions successfully from a single server. Regarding the packaging issue, we will continue to refine the Internet Connector product offering as it evolves to meet customer need, by listening to customer and channel feedback. To date, the primary customer feedback has been that it is larger server sites which are interested in this option. Ask and you shall receive I was disappointed by the lack of flexibility that Microsoft provided for the Internet Connector license, but at the same time I was hopeful that changes would be made.