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On 12/9/06, Mick <michaelkintzios@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hi All, |
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> I am scp-ing data between LAN machines both of which have 10/100 ethernet |
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> cards, going through a 10/100 router. Using blowfish, I get about say |
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> 55682.80 kbits/sec (as shown in iptraf). |
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> How much should I be getting considering the speed of the cards? |
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What kind of data? If it is lots of small files, the bottleneck could |
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be reading them from the hard drive. But ~7MB/s sounds reasonable to |
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me...the best I've seen on a 100mbit network is about 10MB/s through |
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TCP. |
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-Richard |
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