Re: 100Mbps Ethernet Speed/Efficiency

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WipeOut wrote:

Ow Mun Heng wrote:

Hi Guys,

I'm wondering what's the maximum sustained transfer rate
that one can experience when using a 100Mbps link?
Is there any way that I can determine what's the bottleneck?
FYI, I'm using iftop.

Transferring files between 2 PCs, (laptop and Desktop)
I see like up to 20MB/s.
Could this # be limited due to my slow HD? 4200rpm which
hdparm -t (or is it -T) gives ~26MB/s

1mbps = 1024/8 bits = 1 MB/s (I know there's a conversion
but I'm forgetful)


Cheers, Mun Heng, Ow






Without compression and overhead 100Mb/s transtales to about 12.5MB/s..

Of course that is the theoretical maximum..

If you add overhead and contention you will probbaly see an actual transfer of between 60Mb/s and 90Mb/s..

I am not sure how you have managed to see a throughput of 20MB/s on a 100Mb/s link..

Later..

I did a test between 2 machines here on a 100Mb switch and got about 8.2MB/sec tranfer. That is pretty close to 2/3 the theoretical maximum without compression. Used a 650MB iso image for the test. Smaller files would be different.



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