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September 11th, 2002
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 bandwidth Hi, I have noticed that the bandwidth control on uploads doesnt work overly well. I have it set to 8KB/sec (my connection upload is only 16KB/sec) yet all uploads only get 2.5KB/sec, and when I have 2 they both get 0.88KB/sec. Can someone explain that? The network data + uploads do not saturate my total bandwidth Tam
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September 27th, 2002
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| Bandwidth control is to limit other peoples access to your upstream bandwidth. So if you have 16KB/s possible upload speed and limit upstream to 8KB/s and I am using a 56kbps modem I will see my transfer rate max at 4 to 5 KB/s at best so I simply can't use any more of your 8KB/s allowance even if I wanted. But if I have a 500KB/s download speed (cable) and I get a file from you I will see the transfer rate max at 8KB/s because you have limited my access to your bandwidth. simple! haha or it could be the demon of the internet... the lag monster or the downloader could be in China. I have 100KB/s upload and will see it flicker to 98-115 for a while when 8 people have decided that they want Chobits ep25 right now. other times one person is on and pulling a big ep at 2KB/s Is this non saturation with all slots full? you could simply have attracted a brace of modem users who are each downloading 5 files from 5 hosts and so will pull 0.80 from each like you see. Last edited by reimer_sr : September 27th, 2002 at 10:19 PM. |
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