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Subject: Re: leased link BW**
yes that is bcause that time the out going traffic was
less...but what i want to ask is my leased link is 64
kbits then why it is showing 62000 + 6000 kbits =
68000 k bits
--- "Scott McClure, CCNP, CCDA, MCNE"
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Hi,
It seems to me that any full duplex circuit can transmit and receive at the same time.
I think you will also find the load in most systems measure the highest at the time
that is transmit if it is greater than receive or visa versa.
Of course a number of systems measure each individually.
The formatting of the stats below has gotten a bit corrupted, but I think
what you're seeing is input and output. It's full-duplex.
Priscilla
At 05:26 AM 12/20/00, Study Cisco wrote:
>yes that is bcause that time the out going traffic was
>less...but what i want to ask is my leased link is 64
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The leased line should be full-duplexso it is okie
62K incoming (still within the 65K) and 6K outgoing (well below 64k)
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> yes that is bcause that time the out going traffic was
> less...but what i w
yes that is bcause that time the out going traffic was
less...but what i want to ask is my leased link is 64
kbits then why it is showing 62000 + 6000 kbits =
68000 k bits
--- "Scott McClure, CCNP, CCDA, MCNE"
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> The load on the link is 23/255 or roughly 9%
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The load on the link is 23/255 or roughly 9%
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"Study Cis
You can surely exceed the bandwidth of the link specially if you're
downloading compressible files. True measure would be to download a large
Mp3 file,jpg or zip file... files that can no longer be compressed. In
general, html pages are highly compressible if they contain gif images, bmp
files,...
hi
i hav a 64 kb leased link and while monitoring link
load it show following readings, but i am not able to
understand
that how it can exceed 64 kbits /sec.which the the
actual bw. or is there any problem in my
understanding.pls tell
me.
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