Hi,
On Mon, Oct 29, 2007 at 04:43:38PM +0800, Dracul wrote:
> ex. actual line is 2MB, no usage, now how can one tell if the actual 2MB
> link is degrading its speed? Like is there a real time detection
> that download speed has actually degraded from the 2MB config?
A 2 mbit line is a 2 mbit line is a 2 mbit line...
So how is it supposed to "degrade"?
(Of course there are situations when you have, for example, an ATM VC
with non-guaranteed bandwidth - but there is no way the router can know
whether the end-hosts are just not feeling like sending more than half
the available bandwidht, or the network is throttling (incoming)
traffic...)
gert
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