Speed@100 Mbps

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First online: October, 1999
Last updated: March 14, 2004

Speed@100 Mbps
- How fast is your network? - It is faster than most hard disks! Traffic within our own network is true 100 Mbps full-duplex and it is actually faster than normal hard disks (1999)! Traffic within our system Below is an old snapshot of CuteFTP's statusbar during a transfer with internal traffic (within our neighbourhood). It is no problem to reach 8000+ kB/s with the computers available now (2004). It was harder back in 2000 when the snapshot was taken. Traffic across the city is mostly limited by the other party just having 1 Mbps or 10 Mbps, but a few have 100 Mbps-connections and 40 Mbps is possible (to sustain!) most of the time. Traffic within Sunet is ranging between 3 and 20 Mbps, depending on how much other traffic on that network we have to share bandwidth with. Traffic to the rest of the Internet is as always depending on distance and traffic-patterns between us and the other party.

Speed@100 Mbps

- How fast is your network?
- It is faster than most hard disks! Traffic within our own network is true 100 Mbps full-duplex and it is actually faster than normal hard disks (1999)!

Traffic within our system

Below is an old snapshot of CuteFTP's statusbar during a transfer with internal traffic (within our neighbourhood). It is no problem to reach 8000+ kB/s with the computers available now (2004). It was harder back in 2000 when the snapshot was taken.

Traffic across the city is mostly limited by the other party just having 1 Mbps or 10 Mbps, but a few have 100 Mbps-connections and 40 Mbps is possible (to sustain!) most of the time.
Traffic within Sunet is ranging between 3 and 20 Mbps, depending on how much other traffic on that network we have to share bandwidth with.
Traffic to the rest of the Internet is as always depending on distance and traffic-patterns between us and the other party.