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Thanks for the quick response!<br />
I won't know what we need unless we monitor the network during peak times.<br />
Thanks for the suggestion.
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Thanks for the quick response!
I won't know what we need unless we monitor the network during peak times.
Thanks for the suggestion.

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Hi all,<br />
<br />
I work at a university. &nbsp;Our students take online testing. &nbsp;So here is my question:<br />
Would 20 Mbps down speed be adequate for 25 workstations accessing the internet at the same time? &nbsp;All 25 workstations, only these 25 workstations, will be accessing the internet at the same time. &nbsp;No other applications or programs will be running. &nbsp;If 20Mbps is too low what would be recommended?<br />
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Also, is there a rule of thumb such as 3 workstations to every 1 Mbps? &nbsp;<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance
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Hi all,

I work at a university.  Our students take online testing.  So here is my question:
Would 20 Mbps down speed be adequate for 25 workstations accessing the internet at the same time?  All 25 workstations, only these 25 workstations, will be accessing the internet at the same time.  No other applications or programs will be running.  If 20Mbps is too low what would be recommended?

Also, is there a rule of thumb such as 3 workstations to every 1 Mbps?  

Thanks in advance

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