At 05:36 PM 12/11/97 -0500, you wrote:
>-> A silly question for someone,
>-> Has anyone found out a decent formula for figuring out how much
bandwidth is
>-> needed to provide a decent service to "X" amount of dialup customers?
Other
>-> than the obvious phone call stating "Man downloading is sooo slow?" I
>-> haven't figured out a really good way of telling. I have to factor in a
>-> nominal number of webpages that we host also. Any kind of generic tips or
>-> thoughts would be helpful.
>
>Boardwatch magazine printed an article a while back and I believe they
>suggested 96 dialin lines per T-1 of bandwidth into the Internet. This of
>course whas when we were using 33.6kbs modems, not ISDN and 56k series
modems.
>
>
>
>Jeff Binkley
>ASA Network Computing
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