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From: Joe Pluta [mailto:joepluta@PlutaBrothers.com] >Think about it; if you can keep your web pages under 10KB (or 80KBits) >on a >typical 100MB Ethernet line, you're talking less than a millisecond in >actual transmission time. Why does everyone always, and I mean always, assume they are the only traffic on a network when giving out numbers like this? I know, I know, an assumption must be made, but why always the unrealistic idealistic one? My ping response time to my AS400 is slower than the time you are talking about on the same line. 50ms max, 12ms average, just pinging it. What size packet is that? Smaller than any webpage you can think up I imagine. I work on a T-1, sounds pretty fat doesn't it? Well, it's shared, home DSL users fair better on internet stuff. Anyway, off-topic Merry Christmas folks! Dale
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