kenton@space.mit.edu (Kenton C. Phillips) (06/19/89)
With NCSA Telnet on a Mac II we get typical FTP data rates of 2 to 3 Kbytes/sec when going through a KFPS-2 gateway. When using an Apple ethernet card, we get typical rates of 20 to 30 KB/s. I would like to know if other people find these numbers to be typical. -- Kenton C. Phillips kenton@space.mit.edu
jtwarden@pawl.rpi.edu (Joseph T. Warden) (06/19/89)
In article <12082@bloom-beacon.MIT.EDU> kenton@space.mit.edu (Kenton C. Phillips) writes: >With NCSA Telnet on a Mac II we get typical FTP data rates of >2 to 3 Kbytes/sec when going through a KFPS-2 gateway. When >using an Apple ethernet card, we get typical rates of 20 to 30 KB/s. > >I would like to know if other people find these numbers to be typical. >-- >Kenton C. Phillips >kenton@space.mit.edu With a Mac II I see values of 0.8 -10 Kbytes/s through a KFPS-4 gateway. Data transfer rates are indicative (IMHO) of the degree of network traffic on the localtalk network. Joseph Warden jtwarden@pawl.rpi.edu