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by oz_media
by joseph moore
Ok, I will take a shot at doing the math here.
The T1 line is the choke point in the equation.
10M filesize is 10,000,000 bytes. X 8 bits per byte = 80,000,000 bits.
T1 is 1.54 Mbits or 1,540,000 bits
80,000,000/1,540,000=51.948051948051948051948051948052 or 52 seconds (rounding up) at full saturation.
Since this is close to a solid minute to move the file if you used the full capacity of the T1, then just divide the total T1 bandwidth by 15 to get a rough estimate of how much bandwidth you would need to move the 10MB file in 15 minutes:
So, divide the 1.54Mbit connection by 15 to get 102666 bits (102K)
This is a rough estimate, and it does not count any OTHER traffic running on the line. Other traffic will decrease this performance. But, in a perfect world, these are the numbers.
by joseph moore
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