Well... I didnt say it was RedScat specific. I simply said "Yet another reason 
to not use RedScat." There are many other reasons I dont use it, or support 
it. Hopefully w/in a month, Ill be able to do my own testing with 
Broadband...
        What I was trying to elude to with the uname -r tells you your kernel 
version. ofcourse you have to be logged into the machine to issue it... and 
on a windows box you wont get the expected response... Its possible that 
cable routers check the operating system conencted to it, and throttle 
bandwidth based on that info.Lets say that AT&T has stock in Macintosh. They 
have cable modems set to wide open for any mac, but anything not mac gets a 
throttled connection... therby making mac's look great, and anthing not mac 
look slow and not as good.
        Are you callig me clueless? Im not using redhat! (although I have 
tried using 
every version between 4 and 6... I still have my 4 cd pack of RedScat 4 (with 
Archives!). come to the meeting this week and Ill give it to ya!

Jamie

On Wednesday 18 December 2002 03:02 am, Horst wrote:
: No, I don't think it's Red Hat specific (as far as 'thinking' can go if
: you are clueless). As I indicated, with other & earlier distros I
: experienced things similar to some extend, but w/o ever documenting
: transfer rates.
:
: Can you expand on what "maybe they trhottle base on uname -r ?" means ?
:  - Horst
:
: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
:
: On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, Linux Rocks ! wrote:
: > Yet another reason to not use RedScat.
: >     so... do you think at&t is optimized for win98? maybe they trhottle base
: > on uname -r ?
: >
: > Jamie
: >
: > On Tuesday 17 December 2002 09:57 pm, Horst wrote:
: > : Recently I installed RH 8.0 from the demo CDs and noticed very slow
: > : download rates over cable (for the time being completely ignoring
: > : upload). Though I did a custom install there was little to config since
: > : RH detected and suggested DHCP (except the funny thing(*) below). For
: > : security I picked 'medium', that's iptables with DHCP traffic allowed
: > : plus ssh and http service, which I added.
: > :
: > :  Web browsing under RH 8.0/cable is slower than on a good phone line
: > : connection under win98. Similar for plain console operation, like scp
: > : -- putty scp on win98 is about 10 times faster (see clips below for a
: > : 70MB download, server far away). I noticed slower transfer rates with
: > : older 'nix installations before, but those were installed before adding
: > : cable (so I just blamed myself for not tweaking).
: > :  In short, this is not distro specific, and doesn't seem to be
: > : application layer dependent (on both GUI and console): always, transfer
: > : using win98 applications is much faster )-:
: > :  I also added traceroute for both OS's, though only the 1st hop should
: > : be of interest(if at all), right?
: > :
: > : Any hints?  --for either cure or diagnostic ? (I am willing to dig
: > : through long logs of ngrep or ethereal *if* needed)
: > :
: > :  - Horst
: > : (*) the funny thing on RH 8.0 is that DHCP client doesn't seem to be
: > : able to get a hostname from ATT, thus using the entire MAC address of
: > : eth0 plus other crap as my host name in the command line prompt
: > : (leaving only 50% for me to type commands... until I manually set
: > : hostname)
: > :
: > : THe following records follow...
: > :
: > : ===== win98 / putty scp =======
: > : xyz.sql.zip       |      23480 kB | 119.2 kB/s | ETA: 00:06:24 |33%
: > : xyz.sql.zip       |      69311 kB | 109.8 kB/s | ETA: 00:00:00 |100%
: > :  => about 10 min for 70 MB
: > : ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
: > :
: > : ======= RH 8.0 ========
: > : xyz.sql.zip           10% |******       <snip>|  7004 KB  1:36:31 ETA
: > : ...Killed by signal 2.
: > :  => would have taken 1.5 hrs
: > : ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
: > :
: > : ===== win98: ============
: > : Tracing route to 66.178.136.22 (www.efn.org) over a maximum of 30 hops
: > :
: > :   1    14 ms     9 ms    10 ms  10.139.x.y
: > :   2     8 ms     9 ms     8 ms  12.244.85.1
: > :   3    10 ms    25 ms    10 ms  12.244.64.213
: > :   4    66 ms    13 ms    12 ms  12.244.64.209
: > :   5    12 ms    18 ms    13 ms  12.244.64.205
: > :   6    17 ms    18 ms    18 ms  12.244.72.42
: > :   7    17 ms    16 ms    17 ms  12.123.44.57
: > :   8    17 ms    21 ms    17 ms  12.122.5.157
: > :   9    75 ms    32 ms    34 ms  12.122.2.61
: > :  10    33 ms    32 ms    37 ms  12.123.13.69
: > :  11    37 ms    37 ms    41 ms  12.123.221.2
: > :  12    37 ms    39 ms    41 ms  208.186.87.13
: > :  13    41 ms    38 ms    40 ms  207.173.114.141
: > :  14    88 ms    38 ms    75 ms  208.186.21.33
: > :  15    42 ms    45 ms    42 ms  207.173.114.58
: > :  16    45 ms    42 ms    43 ms  208.186.20.241
: > :  17    60 ms    57 ms    61 ms  207.173.115.41
: > :  18   149 ms    93 ms   202 ms  208.186.20.129
: > :  19    57 ms    58 ms    59 ms  216.190.151.142
: > :  20    62 ms    61 ms    64 ms  66.178.135.110
: > :  21    68 ms    68 ms    61 ms  206.96.130.251
: > :  22     *        *        *     Request timed out.
: > :  23    64 ms    67 ms    66 ms  66.178.137.37
: > :  24    67 ms   100 ms    77 ms  66.178.136.22
: > :
: > : Trace complete.
: > :
: > : ======== RH 8.0: ===============
: > :  1  10.139.x.y  9.869 ms  8.270 ms  9.986 ms
: > :  2  12.244.85.1  9.472 ms  11.891 ms  24.743 ms
: > :  3  12.244.64.213  29.435 ms  9.673 ms  8.349 ms
: > :  4  12.244.64.209  15.013 ms  24.729 ms  9.878 ms
: > :  5  12.244.64.205  11.819 ms  13.417 ms  12.651 ms
: > :  6  12.244.72.42  14.729 ms  23.798 ms  19.512 ms
: > :  7  12.123.44.57  18.581 ms  18.220 ms  14.856 ms
: > :  8  12.122.5.157  27.143 ms  14.280 ms  16.127 ms
: > :  9  12.122.2.61  31.305 ms  32.376 ms  37.096 ms
: > : 10  12.123.13.69  32.957 ms  31.939 ms  35.193 ms
: > : 11  12.123.221.2  37.626 ms  37.957 ms  38.613 ms
: > : 12  208.186.87.13  38.813 ms  39.686 ms  38.005 ms
: > : 13  207.173.114.141  73.291 ms  62.231 ms  53.878 ms
: > : 14  208.186.21.33  41.366 ms  40.519 ms  39.219 ms
: > : 15  207.173.114.58  41.493 ms  53.242 ms  42.126 ms
: > : 16  208.186.20.241  46.523 ms  46.071 ms  44.927 ms
: > : 17  207.173.115.41  54.712 ms  94.296 ms  77.950 ms
: > : 18  208.186.20.129  57.697 ms  59.497 ms  56.909 ms
: > : 19  216.190.151.142  56.408 ms  68.434 ms  57.192 ms
: > : 20  66.178.135.110  61.916 ms  65.592 ms  63.018 ms
: > : 21  206.96.130.251  67.022 ms  61.514 ms  102.045 ms
: > : 22  * * *
: > : 23  66.178.137.37  63.124 ms  64.825 ms  65.743 ms
: > : 24  66.178.136.22  64.106 ms  64.196 ms  95.871 ms
: > :
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