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Re: 128Kb/s Upstream Throttles 2Mb/s downstream

From: Brian Gibbons <brian_at_outersite.co.nz>
Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 16:05:22 +1300
Message-ID: <15f101c5d523$1c79c080$0175a8c0@ARTHUR>

>From: "Mark Foster" <blakjak@blakjak.net>
>
> Whats an acceptable up:down bandwidth ratio?
>
> 4:1?
>
> 8:1?

Information flow is generally from a business to a home user, i.e.
businesses "send" more information than (non P2P) home users.

So while 10:1 down/up may be OK for home users, many businesses need 2:1
with minimum "up" speed at least as fast as a home users "down" speed (e.g.
remote email access to Exchange Server at work).

A 256k or 512k upload speed would have made UBS "usable" for businesses, but
Telecom don't seem to care about the needs of "other" NZ businesses.

Cheers

BG

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