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it is really depends.<br />
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Usually the ISP will allow you to up your speed (check with your ISP) if you find your speed is slow<br />
Usually you will need a SDSL (means upload and download is the same, eg 512/512) but you should ask your ISP what is your option.<br />
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I will start with 512/512 and see whether it will kill your internet connection or net. or else go for 1024/1024
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it is really depends.

Usually the ISP will allow you to up your speed (check with your ISP) if you find your speed is slow
Usually you will need a SDSL (means upload and download is the same, eg 512/512) but you should ask your ISP what is your option.

I will start with 512/512 and see whether it will kill your internet connection or net. or else go for 1024/1024

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Ok thanks, but how can i know which between my server or my upload connection is slow? <br />
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how can i measure how much kbs do we need to define my upload connection speed. <br />
<br />
why business install fiber connection? <br />
<br />
im wondering how and what i have to know about Internet connection speed before setting up my network<br />
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Ok thanks, but how can i know which between my server or my upload connection is slow?

how can i measure how much kbs do we need to define my upload connection speed.

why business install fiber connection?

im wondering how and what i have to know about Internet connection speed before setting up my network



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Hi,<br />
<br />
I need to host an Intranet localy on my Microsoft WebServer 2008 and I dont know how to define which ISP connection do I need? How to setup. <br />
<br />
We will be 40 users at the same time max. on a very simple ASP.NET Intranet application with a MS SQL server 2008. <br />
<br />
Do I need more than 800kbs upload connection or an ADSL/ Cable Hight speed connection is enought?<br />
<br />
thanks
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Hi,

I need to host an Intranet localy on my Microsoft WebServer 2008 and I dont know how to define which ISP connection do I need? How to setup. 

We will be 40 users at the same time max. on a very simple ASP.NET Intranet application with a MS SQL server 2008. 

Do I need more than 800kbs upload connection or an ADSL/ Cable Hight speed connection is enought?

thanks

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