http://speedtest.net/result/2348597085.png
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While uploading a 4gb File.. not bad? ahha
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While uploading a 4gb File.. not bad? ahha
Using a dedicated server doesn't count
Technically it ain't a dedicated server and also all my internet goes through it on a switch port so yeah.. My Virgin Media connection is 100mb/s split 5 ways to 20mb/s per Pc to create a fair environment for my family.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stephen
All my data travels through 2 main servers (Luxembourg -> Switzerland), to stop a major amount of load on my connection if I'm doing downloading or something similar.
Luxembourg: 100MB/s Port http://speedtest.net/result/2349204332.png
Switzerland: 1000MB/s Port :-). http://speedtest.net/result/2349206531.png
I personally go on speedtest and don't disconnect because I don't use my home internet for anything apart from connection bridge.
Wala!
That makes absolutely no sense at all, if you've actually split that 100Mbps connection into 5x20s, you'd still only pull down 20Mbps even if you were tunnelling, same goes for the second one you have above, you'd still hit your maximum of 100MbpsQuote:
Originally Posted by Mattchoo
Yes, indeed but this is more a route where the file is downloaded to one of those locations and then it downloads to my computer so I have the file, and I am able to listen/watch/view the file but it can also be forwarded to my own computer if I wish, it just makes things faster. If I don't need the file it can be downloaded at a rate of up to 1Gbps and deleted or forwarded if I wish. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Recursion
Pretty much a backup system that works in reverse (hey ho what can you do with spare servers).
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http://www.speedtest.net/result/2418579173.png
Lol, is that bad?