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From: batie@agora.rdrop.com (Alan Batie)
Subject: Net connection guidelines
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Recently, I saw a nice little summary of bandwidth guidelines, e.g. if
you're reselling T1's, you need one upstream T1 for every 4 downstream
T1's, plus something similar for end users (x 28.8's -> 56K, y 28.8's -> T1)
Of course, now that I've been asked about such metrics, I've lost the
reference.  Any ideas?  Thanks...
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