whats the upload speed of a T1?

Hi johndew,

Could be all kind of speeds, most of the time it's the same as download. You should see it as a dedicated DSL connection.

Greetings,

LucF

If you have a full T1 is is symetric and the uplad and download speed are both 1.5Mb/s If you T1 is fractional, it would be the fraction of the 1.5Mb that you have.

my friend says it cant go faster then 184k upload ?

oh i get ya thanks

1.5 megs a second upload if u own that t1 to ur self tho right? not shared

1.5 megabytes not bits

You have to remember that a T1 is typically split among hubs/switches - so many people might be using it simultanously, which could in effect reduce your speeds...
Try this to measure it: http://webservices.cnet.com/bandwidth/

sconstable,
Yep, that can be done, but really, there are a lot of different T1 speeds.

please read the link i posted, u will have pretty fair idea.

That was why I included the part about fractional T1.

A regular T1 is ONLY capable of UP TO 1.5Mb/s There are Bustable T1s( Burstable speeds are faster than 1.5Mbs) and then there are ather types of Circuits.

also check this discussion.
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,8848188~mode=flat

shivsa that site said
I Full Data T1 will give you 1.5MB up and down, which in a browser will show about 193KBps.

8 bits = 1 Byte
but ur site before said
T1 Connection

    Upload Speed: 2-10Mbps
    Download Speed: 2-10Mbps

could a private t1 reach up to 10Mbps ? is my question now ;/

heh i keep refreshin to see if anyone replys

Since most SLAs for T1s include a 1.5Mb CIR theroreticly you can get anything over 1.5Mbs.  But in my 12 years woking on WAN links, I have never seen a T1 sustan anything like that.

If you want a stable faster-than-T1 connection you can "bind" multipule T1 with the right hardware.