On Mon, 22 May 2000, you wrote:
> On Mon, 22 May 2000, Ian C.Sison wrote:
> ..
> > If i remember right, at 32K PhP you get shared 64K 4:1 leased line
> > access to the internet from most bandwidth providers. That excludes
> ..
> Moscom won't give any type of bandwidth assurance, because in order to do
> so would require doing frame relay. That 4:1 thing is not (and cannot be)
> set in stone. However what is actually happening is that we have lots of
> excess bandwidth right now so if you get a 64K you can saturate it. Just
> ask DLSU. Their E1 is saturated. :)
Well others are doing it (FR), for the same price. The 4:1 "thing" is
actually a committed access rate, upon which you can burst to the connect speed
if there is available bandwidth.
The situation with DLSU is highly dependent on mozcom's available free
bandwidth. Unfortunately, you can't just go around offering a service to
corporate subscribers, the speed and QoS of which you can't put a guarantee or
commitment on.
This discussion is highly OT, i just wanted to level things out, especially
with the "harang" comments, and side remarks which are for the most part,
unwarranted.
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