I think a bigger issue is VPN. These may not be the specific
protocols, but consider running IMAP and LDAP over a VPN (TCP or
UDP). For Internet mail, I use a combination of POP (at least right
now) and IMAP without using LDAP. But I do need to be able to connect
to Exchange, and I'm guessing it has performance characteristics
similar to IMAP + LDAP. Other typical usage scenarios (not over VPN)
include FTP uploads and downloads, web browsing, and occasional HTTP
downloads in the 100 MB to 1 GB range. Finally, good multimedia
support (e.g., streaming audio/video) is a plus.
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Gregory Woodhouse
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"It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data."
--Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
On Aug 11, 2005, at 6:40 AM, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
If you are talking about netwoking for CPRS, then latency is the big
issue, far outweighing bandwidth issues. CPRS chatters back and forth
to the server, so latency times are multiplied many times over,
leading to sluggish responce.
Kevin
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