his sounds like the max speed on that port as -
There are 10 bits to a transfered byte -
a start bit
8 data bits
a stop bit
this translates to 11500 bytes per sec
or - 11500/1024 = 11.23 Kbps
minus a couple of bytes for control gives approx your value of
10.8 Kbps
On Mon, 20 Dec 1999, Steve Christall wrote:
> I am running RH6.0, diald, squid, socks5 etc on a Compaq P90 as my firewall
> / Internet router.
>
> I have an ISDN external modem that plugs into the serial port of the
> Compaq. The serial ports max speed is 115000bps.
>
> Is this limiting the max speed of the ISDN modem with both channels open?
>
> The reason I ask it with one channel up I can get 7Kb a second, with two
> channels open I max out at 10.8Kb a second.
>
> Any help appreciated
>
> Steve C
> New Zealand
>
>
>
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