Actually, FTM reads for me about 4500 KB/sec - even though this is my
connection from Redmond campus the traffic goes outside our edge routers to
hit Subscriber Downloads. But, even across the public network there's still
not that many hops between here and the data center. What this highlights
(and what we're working on) is reducing the latency issues inherent in our
system; bandwidth and server capacity aren't really bottlenecks for us in
most cases.
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Andy Boyd
Program Manager
MSDN & TechNet Subscription Online
http://www.boydtech.com/blog
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> "james" <jjames700ReMoVeMe at earthlink dot net> wrote in message
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>> "Andy Boyd [MS]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> Please go to the Subscriber Downloads site and use the Contact Us form
>>> to submit this as an issue - the download platform is working; I can
>>> download at 4000 Kb/sec (from Redmond). There may be some sort of
>>> regional connectivity issue, however, that they can help with.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Andy Boyd
>>> Program Manager
>>> MSDN & TechNet Subscription Online
>>> http://www.boydtech.com/blog
>>>
>> WOW,,,,,,,,4000Kb/sec!!! And I thought my 120Kb/sec DSL was fast! You
>> must have a direct connection to the drive array it is stored on.
>> (just messing with you.....)
>> james
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> I guess Andy meant 4000Kbit/sec or ~550 Kbyte/sec, nothing extraordinary.
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> Willy.
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