(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> Olav Dahlum <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
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>>I've got an 1 Mbit line, through some tests at dslreports.com I found
>>out this:
>>Download speed: 894 kbps
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> Yes.
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>>A 109.1 KB/sec transfer rate
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> Yes.
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>>Upload speed 888 kbps
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> Yes.
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>>While downloading the speed is at maxumum 119 kbps...
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> Yes.
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>>My provider says that about 128 KB/sec is normal for an 1 Mbit line [...]
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> Yes. 128 KB/sec equates to 1024 kb/sec, i.e. your theoretical maximum
> bandwidth.
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>>Could someone please help?
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> All the information you've provided is pretty much self-consistent. I
> think you're confusing kb (kibi-bits) with KB (kibi-bytes). They're
> different by a factor of eight.
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> Chris
You're right! I'm slightly brain-damaged after using Windoze too long
(1990-2000/2001) --> 2001 (RH 7.1) --> Etc ...
Been to long away from the network part ... But thanks for explaining it
to me anyway...
Well, I'm away to tell my neighbours that they now can get themselves
ADSL

and how to secure it. But we know how? right?
Olav