For yesterday, 23-February, we had 16,784 calls.
Bytes In: 1965002846
Bytes Out: 14169347010
Seconds Total: 27873365
So, by finagling numbers:
(bits) (kbits) (per sec)
((1965002846 * 8) / 1024) / 27873365 = .55 (in)
((14169347010 * 8) / 1024) / 27873365 = 3.91 (out)
So, the average user, during his session, is averaging 3.91 kb/s.
This hasn't changed for us for many months (1.5 years?).
I am curious what others are seeing.
So, on a fully loaded PM3;
(46 * .55) + (46 * 3.91) = ~205 kb/s.
Also, a good trivial number; what are people seeing for average session
length? We are seeing ~27 minutes (down seven minutes from 1 year ago).
On Tue, 24 Feb 1998, Ron Parker wrote:
> I didn't notice an immediate increase primarily because so few people here
> had 56k modems when we installed the cards last fall. At this point I
> think any increase caused by 56k is lost in the noise of other things
> influencing our network traffic.
>
> > Anyway, I'm looking for information on how network usage changed when 56k
> > was turned on. Did it increase noticeabley? Was seperately routed ports or
> > a switch required to handle the load?
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