As explained previously, these ulimit settings are just a memo for the system administrator of the box running Lightstreamer. She should know what is the default limit on the number of TCP sockets (file descriptors) imposed by that particular Unix/Linux installation. Then, if such number is not enough to handle the desired number of concurrent connections [as a rule of thumb, double the number of maximum number of expected concurrent users to estimate the needed file descriptors], she should change some operating system setting to increase such number. The ulimit commands are just a typical way of doing this, which is very system dependent.

I hope that helps.