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From: nijajen@WPI.EDU (Gordon Yu Au)
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Subject: kermit transfer speeds
Date: 29 Sep 1998 02:48:59 GMT
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We have wired two computers together using a null modem cable on the
com2 ports of both. Using MS Kermit, we have transferred files from
one to the other using server-client and peer-to-peer transfers. In
the server-client transfer, we encountered an 84% efficiency at
9600bps whereas we encountered a 72% efficiency at 115,200bps.
Does anyone know of any reasons for this drop in efficiency?
Does anyone know of any types of bottlenecks there are in this type of
setup that would affect transmission speed and efficiency?
Thanx in advance.
please email any suggestions to (nijajen@wpi.edu)
Gordy [8^/>
WPI-MIS '00
nijajen@wpi.edu
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