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Subject: Re: findU backup server
From: Steve Dimse <k4hg@tapr.org>
Date: Fri, 28 May 2004 21:10:31 -0400
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On 5/28/04 at 7:56 PM Phil Pacier, AD6NH <ad6nh@arrl.net>sent:
>Sorry, I wasn't clear on my question - my fault. I'm asking in terms of
>how much of an upstream/downstream internet connection would need to be
>dedicated for findU to use. I'm not so concerned with hits per month or
>data/month. I could probably do the calculations and figure this out, but
>can you just tell me basically what kind of upstream/downstream numbers
>would be necessary.
Well, being a tier 2 operator you probably have a better idea of stream
size than I do, the server status page now indicates something near 10 kb/sec,
I do not know how it varies with time-of-day, but figure a minimum of 60
kbit/sec incoming, probably more during peaks.
Output, per the Apache web server status page the average rate is
81.5 kB/second (that is kBytes), day/night load varies by more than a
factor of two, so daytime full server bandwidth would exceed T1 capacity.
Steve K4HG
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