[neandrake]

I don’t have an answer, but the article’s description made it sound like clients assume a default of 100 until it received the sever’s value in a SETTINGS frame. So there would only be a brief window of time where the client would appear to not respect the server’s configuration. I would assume the SETTINGS are pretty quick to be sent.

Conjecture on my part but their example of a photo album loading 100 images at once might come up where the page html/js/css are served up from one domain and the resulting page immediately tried to load images from a separate content server which has the lower limit. Maybe try updating your test to use two servers, one that serves up a page with 100 img tags, all different img resources being loaded from the second server, and the second server has the low concurrency limit. That might result in the browser issuing 100 immediate requests to server 2 without awaiting the SETTINGS frame.