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Posted by Don M. on 09/19/05 04:00
"Triffid" <spamme@microsoft.com> wrote in message news:432c420e@212.67.96.135...
> Proper question so bog off Hammerer :)
>
> I'm running as a primary on a 512K line, and I've noticed that if I use
> the outgoing bandwidth throttle (which I guess most people do) the WPN
> Primary traffic, better known as the orange band, shoots up to near
> whatever the throttle is set to, whether someone is u/l-ing from me or
> not. Usually not, since there isn't much headroom left for uploads. Turn
> the throttle off and it jumps sharply down to about 10K. Anyone know
> what's going on?
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Here's the logic behind it:
If you tell the program how much bandwidth it can use (by throttling), it will make use of
it. Once transfers are in progress, the program should roll primary b/w back to the
allocated numbers and utilize the balance for transfers.
If you keep the program in the dark, it will not use more than the allocated bandwidth for
primary functions.
Don
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