[Carlo]

How do I know if I have enough speed to become an ultrapeer? Is this automatically enabled referring to the answer I give in the connection type in the options?


Carlo

[John Blackbelt Jones]

Why would you WANT to become an ultrapeer?

My servant generated today about 10K/s traffic with 5 shielded connections (the absolute max I ever got) and two or three normal incoming/outgoing connections.

[Carlo]

Well, I am not on my knees!

Just wondering if my DSL can handle it. It is the prog who decides it... Or so seems 2 me...

[macmouse]

Originally posted by Carlo
Well, I am not on my knees!

Just wondering if my DSL can handle it. It is the prog who decides it... Or so seems 2 me...

Well ignoring the previous messages saying it doesn't matter...

to be a "proper" ultrapeer. you would DEFINETLY need more then just a ADSL connection. A SDSL 700ish at a min, RADSL would then get within the "good" range. A t1,t3+ would be good also. What matters even more though is your operating system's ability to handle tcp/ip connection.

The knocks out ALL versions of windows out of the box period. They don't use *real* tcp/ip, just an tcp/ip *compatible* protocol thats from M$. So that leaves (realisticly) a mac (which DOES have real tcp/ip handling, both 8-9 and 10(X) and some form of *nix.

Allthought its automatically determined, so it doesn't really matter does it? ;p

[TruStarwarrior]

LimeWire automatically determines this, but it is possible to force it to be one or the other.

:-)

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