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Legacy Forums => Experienced User Forum => Topic started by: Bill on October 10, 2002, 10:51:54 PM
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I've got the esmith software running as a gateway to our partial (256K - 4 channels) T1 line. The problem is this: I get the full bandwidth TO the firewall, but it appears as though I only get 64K (1 channel) to the LAN. I seem to lose 192K (3 channels) of bandwidth between the firewall and the LAN.
Example: COMP1 is downloading @ 30K/sec. If I start the same download from COMP2, both end up downloading @ 15K/sec. Add COMP3 to the mix, and it's @ 10K/sec. Etc, etc...
Am I missing something obvious here? Does anyone have some insight to my problem? Is there a link to a solution?
Any help in restoring my lost bandwidth will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for any assistance you can offer.
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That looks about right to me.I have a 512k pipe and can only get about 70 to 80k downloads. Remember that the 256k is bits/second and the 30k that you are getting is bytes per second.A byte is 8 bits therefore 8 X 30kbytes = 240kbits. Add on the parity bits and all the extras and it would bring it around to 256k.
Bill wrote:
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> I've got the esmith software running as a gateway to our
> partial (256K - 4 channels) T1 line. The problem is this: I
> get the full bandwidth TO the firewall, but it appears as
> though I only get 64K (1 channel) to the LAN. I seem to lose
> 192K (3 channels) of bandwidth between the firewall and the
> LAN.
>
> Example: COMP1 is downloading @ 30K/sec. If I start the same
> download from COMP2, both end up downloading @ 15K/sec. Add
> COMP3 to the mix, and it's @ 10K/sec. Etc, etc...
>
> Am I missing something obvious here? Does anyone have some
> insight to my problem? Is there a link to a solution?
>
> Any help in restoring my lost bandwidth will be greatly
> appreciated. Thank you in advance for any assistance you can
> offer.
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(Insert forehead slap here)
Doh!
Andy, you are absolutely correct. I feel like an idiot. I don't believe I did that. Thanks for showing me the light.
Bill