Safari with IIS: Too many connections?

Has anyone out there any experience using Safari with Microsoft's IIS? In particular, the 'Personal Edition' of IIS that only allows 10 concurrent connections?
I'm finding that whenever I access one of the websites running on IIS using Safari, I can only click through a limited number of pages before I get an error message from the IIS server: "Too many people are trying to connect to this server."
It's almost as if Safari is treating each request as a new connection. I don't have this problem running Firefox or IE. Come to think of it, I never had this problem before Tiger!
I'm using a PC running IIS as a testing server for my ASP-based websites.
Any ideas ... anyone? :o)
Kind regards,
Oli Trenouth
Media Developer

This is a bit sad -- I'm answering my own post :o)
In case anyone is interested, I think I may have found a workaround. Aparently the problem is related to the HTTP Keep-alive request. I guess Safari is trying to keep to many connection alive, and running up a bill on the server.
One way around this is to turn off the Keep-Alive setting within IIS, however this causes problems if you're using authentication on your site. The alternative is reduce the session timeout to something small, such as 5 or 10 seconds.
Luckily my site doesn't rely on session states, so I'm ok there!
I guess the real solution is to get a proper webserver
If anyone has any better suggestions, I welcome your comments.
Many thanks,
Once again,
Oli Trenouth.

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