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From: gsherman@remove_this.jlc.net (Glenn Sherman)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: need file transfer info
Date: 26 Jan 1998 19:24:44 GMT
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>: What kind of speed (cps) should I expect to get with kermit over TCP/IP ?
>:
>That would depend on the underlying communications medium: Dialup, 10Mbps
>Ethernet, 100Mbps Ethernet, etc. On the faster mediums, the computer tends
>to become the bottleneck. It also depends on whether you are making a
>connection from one node on your local net to another on the same net, or if
>you are going out over the Internet, and to what extent the net (and each
>segment of it, and each router, etc) are congested.
>
>: using the -Q option boosted the transfer to 28000 cps.
>:
>That would be pretty good for a V.34 PPP connection, not very good for a
>direct Ethernet connection. For long-haul TCP/IP connections, rates can
>vary just as much as FTP; in this case the net itself tends to be the
>bottleneck.
Sorry, It is a local network connection over 10Mbps Ethernet.
-Glenn