George Abraham wrote:
>
> This is quite off topic, but I am sure a lot of people on the list
> sometimes have to deal with networking questions between two servers.
> I need to find (if it is possible) the connectivity or the speed of
> data transfer (via TCP/IP) between two servers in a wide area
version.
From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed 3/23/2005 2:25 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: WOT: networking question and list suggestion
George Abraham wrote:
>
> This is quite off topic, but I am sure a lot of people on th
Ha,
I was too ignorant to know whether that was a joke or a
well-intentioned suggestion. :-)
However I am concerned that there is a bottleneck (in terms of old
wiring and a bad connection to the Internet backbone) at one of the
servers. And no, we don't own the line between the two servers. A
dire
> This is quite off topic, but I am sure a lot of people on the list
> sometimes have to deal with networking questions between two servers.
> I need to find (if it is possible) the connectivity or the speed of
> data transfer (via TCP/IP) between two servers in a wide area network.
> Is there a to
54 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: WOT: networking question and list suggestion
Ha,
I was too ignorant to know whether that was a joke or a
well-intentioned suggestion. :-)
However I am concerned that there is a bottleneck (in terms of old
wiring and a bad connection to the Internet backbone) at o
Thanks for the suggestions, ya'll!
George
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