-rob
At 01:27 PM 11/19/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Here is an example I just yanked:
AP Ethernet (bytes per minute) Radio (packets per minute)
In (Upload if all going out): 480,000 Out (Upload): 3288 Out (Download): 3,272,000 In (Download): 5647
That means the upload packets have a payload of about 1463 Bytes per packet; where as the download has a payload of 579 bytes per packet. I guess it would make sense, since MS will cram the heck out of a packet on attachments, but I am more thinking that not all 480,000 bytes are making it out through the radio....
Thoughts? (Graphs attached)
btw: AP: Cisco AP 350 CPE: SB ABT
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