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The output Bit Rate on the Outside interface should show you how much data you are pushing out - &quot;upload&quot;<br />
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The output Bit Rate on the Outside interface should show you how much data you are pushing out - "upload"



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Then is the input on the inside interface &quot;download&quot;?
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Then is the input on the inside interface "download"?

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Hello All,<br />
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I am trying to determine if my current bandwidth is meeting my needs. I have 512K symmetric at a location, but they are reporting slowness. &nbsp;I looked at the bit rate graphs from within the PDM, and looked at the input/output bitrates on both the inside and outside interfaces. My question is this - which graph represents my &quot;upload&quot; and which is my &quot;download&quot;. The reason I ask is because I am considering moving to cable modem which is 1.5 down/256 up, and I need to know if I am exceeding my upload.<br />
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Thanks!
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Hello All,

I am trying to determine if my current bandwidth is meeting my needs. I have 512K symmetric at a location, but they are reporting slowness.  I looked at the bit rate graphs from within the PDM, and looked at the input/output bitrates on both the inside and outside interfaces. My question is this - which graph represents my "upload" and which is my "download". The reason I ask is because I am considering moving to cable modem which is 1.5 down/256 up, and I need to know if I am exceeding my upload.

Thanks!

Bandwidth evaluation from PIX Device Manager

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