what was the ftp site that you were attempting to go to.. if many were they
in the same geographic location i.e. Seattle Washington.. do any of the
paths correspond to the others. I'm coming of a .mil site and am
experiencing the same problem
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aramanaiah R/stg_che/India/HIL, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: FTP Throughput
FTP runs over TCP, that requires an acknoledge for n packets (window).
On a
WAN environment, if you have plenty of BW, delay is going to be one
of the
limiting factors. Other factors are: I/O on your PC, quality of the
throughput remains the same irrespective of the
number of sessions opened simultaneously
Venkat
"Spolidoro, Guilherme" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 23/05/2000
16:27:50
To: Venkataramanaiah R/stg_che/India/HIL, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: FTP Throughput
FTP run
FTP runs over TCP, that requires an acknoledge for n packets (window). On a
WAN environment, if you have plenty of BW, delay is going to be one of the
limiting factors. Other factors are: I/O on your PC, quality of the TCP/IP
stack (I have Win95 and we connect through a DS-3 to the Internet, but I
Could be several things. Since you are achieving 512K to your ISP, you know
your getting the bandwidth from your carrier and ISP. It could be Internet
congestion. It could be the site your FTPing from has congestion or a
slower speed link. It could be more sinister and rate-limiting could be
a
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