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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	We have a requirement to have a portion of our website hosted on our database server but currently only have ADSL 1Mbps line with max 256Mbps upstream. I am considering putting in a second line just for the web server connection, but cant afford the cost of leased lines so am looking at SDSL 512 Kbps or 1Mbps on 1:1 contention. I wanted to check I have got the figures right..... I don't think 512 will give us a fast enough connection based on; 58 concurrent users at any time (max so far last year) 342 hits per day (max last 6 months) biggest file size is 0.0712 MB 0.0712 MB (max page size) x 58 (page views at one time) = 4.1296 MB x 8 (to convert MBytes into Mbits) = 33.03 Mbps. I am informed you only get 70% of you actual bandwidth even on 1:1 contention so a 512 line would actually be 358.4 kbps (44kbps) So I work out that for 58 users to download the same page (0.0712MB x 58 = 4.1296MB) at the same time, download calculator for a 512 line says it would take 1 minute 766 seconds Even with page sizes limited to 37990Bytes = 34 seconds. Do I need at least 33Mbps line to cope???? Any comments thoughts greatly appreciated! Cheers Ben Loading...
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