Max users in Discoverer 11.1.1.3

HI Experts,
we need your assistance.
upgraded the Discoverer 9.0.4 to 11g ( 11.1.1.3) with cumilative patchset.
Middletier is on RHEL 5. with 8 processor and 25 gb ram server .
when we have tested it ( with users) only 500 could able to login other will get either "viewer is busy" or "processing your request".
please note that maxprocs in opmn.xml is 2000 and maxsessions in configuration.xml is 2000.
please let me know why only we were able to establish 500 connections at a particular time
is there anything need to be tuned from weblogic end
had anybody observed this in thier systems and applied any fix , if yes pls let us know
thanks

Hi
I would suggest you to check file webcache.xml under $ORACLE_INSTANCE/config/WebCache/webcache1
there are couple of parameters
"<RESOURCELIMITS MAXINBOUNDCONNECTIONS="500" MAXCACHESIZE_MB="500"/>"
try to modify these parameters and let me know in case you still have issues.
Thanks
Vaseem.

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