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How many MB/sec should I expect to get from my 10BaseT and my 100BaseT network. This is transfering a file from one computer to another over our ethernet Cat 5 LAN.

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by yosho

That depends.. are both hosts at 10Mb or 100Mb? If they're both 10, then theoretically you should get up to 1.25MB/sec that BYTES, not bits. As for 100Mb, 12.5MB/sec. Now that's in an ideal world, no one else on the network, yadda yadda..

by mohan_1009

HI,

Since your Cabling is CAT 5 you have 100 Mbps bandwidth.if u use 10 base T supported NIC on every machines.u have 10 Mbps throuhput.if u have 100baseT u have 100 Mbps thorughput.If your machines connected by 10baseT Hub,nic's with 12 port means u have 10 /12 mbps throughput.if 100baseT,12 port hub with 100bastT NIC's.u have 100/12 mbps throughput.

If u have switch it is different.In 100 bast T u have 100 Mbps throughput.In 10baseT u have 10 MBps throughput.

by mohan_1009

HI,

Since your Cabling is CAT 5 you have 100 Mbps bandwidth.if u use 10 base T supported NIC on every machines.u have 10 Mbps throuhput.if u have 100baseT u have 100 Mbps thorughput.If your machines connected by 10baseT Hub,nic's with 12 port means u have 10 /12 mbps throughput.if 100baseT,12 port hub with 100bastT NIC's.u have 100/12 mbps throughput.

If u have switch it is different.In 100 bast T u have 100 Mbps throughput.In 10baseT u have 10 Mbps throughput.

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