rolamohammed
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Problem With MY ISP-URGENT HELP
dear all,
i have here in my office satalite connection with Speed of 512/128 .
i want to know, how can i discover if this ISP , put me with some others users - as shared bandwidth -.
because today at 2:00 PM, i was trying to download 25MB , and the Transfer rate was 2.1 K ????
we are 60 users , and all of them is using internet .
please help me , i have FW - as Hardware - Fortigate .
I want to know if is there any test or toll i can download it to test it and to know if the Bandwidth is shared or not .
because under any way, i should not have like this Problem .
i have here in my office satalite connection with Speed of 512/128 .
i want to know, how can i discover if this ISP , put me with some others users - as shared bandwidth -.
because today at 2:00 PM, i was trying to download 25MB , and the Transfer rate was 2.1 K ????
we are 60 users , and all of them is using internet .
please help me , i have FW - as Hardware - Fortigate .
I want to know if is there any test or toll i can download it to test it and to know if the Bandwidth is shared or not .
because under any way, i should not have like this Problem .
ASKER
THanks for update.
can i understanou d , what do you mean by :-
transfer rates are effected by traffic fluctations at the peering points and points between
can you expalin to me more ?
can i understanou d , what do you mean by :-
transfer rates are effected by traffic fluctations at the peering points and points between
can you expalin to me more ?
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512Kbs is not that high of a bandwidth for 60 users considering the maximum transfer rate without overhead is around 64k/s so basically if every user was doing something on the connection at the same moment its therortically possible each user would only have 1k/s to play with. Also consider the fact that its DSL and when you are uploading the download speed will drop as well if you have saturated your upstream connection.
I would look at the outbound / inbound traffic firstly before looking at the ISP.