On Fri, 2 Nov 2001, Puja Puri wrote: |My PC config. is | P III , 800 MHz. OS RedHat 7.1 kernel 2.2.16-22smp | Ethernet card - 3com 10/100 PCI, 100 Mbps wirespeed.
why are you using a 2.2.16-22*smp* kernel on a P3-800 MHz ??? and why are you using a 2.2 series kernel on RH 7.1 ? And why the buggy kernel ??? |I have 2 questions reagarding this | 1. What is the standard TCP/IP performance(in Mbps) one gets for |this configuration ?? i.e. for a standalone m/c I had tried this with a friends laptop connected to my computer and we did a nc on /dev/zero on one machine and redirected the output to the other and monitored the traffic using "pload" we noticed around 98Mbps one way and around 1Mbps on the reverse direction. | 2. What is the standard TCP/IP performance one gets, if 2 PCs(same |configuration) are communicating over a subnet ? That would depend on the load on the subnet... I know of people who clog up the bandwidth on a networks playing quake2 ;-) But you should get the same performances that I got on two indivudual machines... if they are the only only communicating. BTW my test was done on a 2.4 series kernel. p3-733 and a Intel EEPro 100Mbps card. Kingsly _______________________________________________ linux-india-help mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india-help
