Limited number of connections?

Running OS X Server (3.1.2) and am getting an error on the client, "No more connections can be made to this remote computer at this time because there are already as many connections as the computer can accept." Can't find a place to change this limit.

Thanks for the info. I'm glad I know where some form of SACL access had gone. BUT, this was really hokey. I couldn't add a group from the domain to Accounts/groups. So I had to create a local group and put the domain group inside (group inside a group). I then gave them permission to "sharing" (which used to be permission to the actual service like AFP and SMB) and tried to connect. No go.
I also noticed that my other local groups did not have this access box checked, so they really shouldn't be working but are working just fine. The users in that group have access, which is probably why it is working. However, I can't list everybody at my institution in the user list (30,000+ users). I need to use the domain group and give it access. However, it still didn't work.
This did work when i first setup the server, and then it up and quit sharing to the domain users for no good reason other than it was too much work.
I am going to rebuild this system soon, maybe this weekend.
To reiterate to other posts, "The server is set to it's standard user limits." Here is my complete settings for AFP and SMB:
afp:attemptAdminAuth = yes
afp:maxGuests = -1
afp:afpTCPPort = 548
afp:clientSleepTime = 24
afp:replyCacheQuantum = 32
afp:maxConnections = -1
afp:sendGreetingOnce = no
afp:reconnectTTLInMin = 1440
afp:clientSleepOnOff = yes
afp:loginGreeting = ""
afp:errorLogPath = "/Library/Logs/AppleFileService/AppleFileServiceError.log"
afp:errorLogTime = 0
afp:activityLogTime = 7
afp:errorLogSize = 1000
afp:kerberosPrincipal = "afpserver/LKDC:SHA1.948F7CC84CB7C63919E46A45DFB85E48F0E1F3DD@LKDC:SHA1.948F7CC 84CB7C63919E46A45DFB85E48F0E1F3DD"
afp:recon1SrvrKeyTTLHrs = 168
afp:tcpWindowSize = 64
afp:idleDisconnectOnOff = no
afp:reconnectFlag = "no_admin_kills"
afp:activityLog = yes
afp:reconnectKeyLocation = "/private/etc/AFP.conf"
afp:loginGreetingTime = 1315436086
afp:adminGetsSp = no
afp:fullServerMode = yes
afp:idleDisconnectMsg = ""
afp:updateHomeDirQuota = yes
afp:serverStoppedTime = 1404998168
afp:activityLogPath = "/Library/Logs/AppleFileService/AppleFileServiceAccess.log"
afp:authenticationMode = "standard_and_kerberos"
afp:lock_manager = yes
afp:admin31GetsSp = yes
afp:shutdownThreshold = 3
afp:TCPQuantum = 1048576
afp:allowSendMessage = yes
afp:idleDisconnectTime = 10
afp:loggingAttributes:logOpenFork = yes
afp:loggingAttributes:logDelete = yes
afp:loggingAttributes:logCreateDir = yes
afp:loggingAttributes:logLogin = yes
afp:loggingAttributes:logLogout = yes
afp:loggingAttributes:logCreateFile = yes
afp:tickleTime = 30
afp:specialAdminPrivs = no
afp:noNetworkUsers = no
afp:idleDisconnectFlag:adminUsers = yes
afp:idleDisconnectFlag:registeredUsers = yes
afp:idleDisconnectFlag:usersWithOpenFiles = yes
afp:idleDisconnectFlag:guestUsers = yes
afp:recon1TokenTTLMins = 10080
afp:guestAccess = no
afp:allowRootLogin = no
afp:activityLogSize = 1000
afp:afpServerEncoding = 0
afp:createHomeDir = yes
smb:LoggingLevel = 2
smb:MasterBrowser = "local"
smb:SuspendServices = no
smb:VirtualAdminShares = no
smb:KerberosRealm = "MFAD.MFROOT.ORG"
smb:Workgroup = "MFAD"
smb:VirtualHomeShares = yes
smb:wins server:_array_index:0 = _empty_dictionary
smb:AllowLanManAuth = no
smb:ServerDescription = "corsrv"
smb:LocalKerberosRealm = "LKDC:SHA1.948F7CC84CB7C63919E46A45DFB85E48F0E1F3DD"
smb:NetBIOSName = "CORSRV"
smb:AllowNTLMAuth = yes
smb:EnabledServices:_array_index:0 = "disk"
smb:PasswordServer = "ropmad104d.mfad.mfroot.org."
smb:AllowNTLM2Auth = yes
smb:MaxClients = 100
smb:ServerRole = "ActiveDirectoryMember"
smb:AllowGuestAccess = no
smb:AllowKerberosAuth = yes
smb:DOSCodePage = "437"
If you see anything else wrong, please let me know, but it doesn't have a limit and for some reason that error has gone away (about the same time it quit sharing to the domain altogether). I think it needs a rebuild from scratch.

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