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Subject: Re: A day in the life of wcarchive..
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> 
> > What is the bandwidth of wcarchives' internet link? Is it a T1 link?
> 
> T3.

10Mbit/sec, due to the fact that the interface in wcarchive is an ethernet
card that is 1 hop to the barrnet fddi ring and another hop to the T3
(45Mbit/sec) Internet back bone.

Can you say ``WELL CONNECTED''. :-)

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