Any help would be appreciated.
Paul
On any cable modem setup, Download bandwidth is what makes cable modems
so great. There are only a handful of hosting parties such as web pages
and online games and ect.., There are a large number of downloading
parties though. So, Downloading is more important to the internet and
ISPs then uploading is. (just my opinion).
I can download at 396.xxx/second with my cable modem to my cable ISP.
But, I can only upload at a very reduced rate/second. I don't know what
that upload rate is.
To answer your question, YES, your upload rate will be smaller then
your download rate. By how much? I don't think there is any kind of a
standard(?)
Mike Barlow
> Can anyone who hosts GPL (or anything else for that matter) with a cable
> modem tell me what upload bandwidth they get? I have a new UK cable modem
> which has been limited to 128 Kbs upload bandwidth (which is a pain as I am
> limited to hosting 10 clients). Is this true elsewhere? I am told that
> upload must be a fraction of the download bandwidth. The download bandwidth
> is limited to 512Kbs, as i am sharing a 27Mbs feed with (potentially) 700
> others.
> Any help would be appreciated.
> Paul
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I have 256K up AND down with my cable modem. Still can only host 7-10
reliably on GSB..
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