Changing Max-Connections in CSS 11500

I have an architecture with two 11500 in active-passive mode and receive 800 connections every 5 minutes.
Could appear  secondaries effects if  i change the default of max-connections in CSS 11500 for example to 1200?
One of the risks i want to avoid is with this change, the CSS could be crashdown because of the drop of connections..

Good morning,
Could you please let me know what is the exact parameter you are talking about?
From what you described, I believe you may be referring to the "max connections" parameter configured under the services. This command just limits the number of concurrent connections that are allowed on a specific real server to ensure that the server itself doesn't get overloaded. Increasing this limt would not have any negative effect on the CSS itself, but, since you are allowing more simultaneous connections on the server, you may experience resource issues on the server itself.

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