Re: bandwidth dimensioning

[Michelle Konzack <linux4michelle@freenet.de>]

Hello Eduard,

Am 2005-11-08 19:51:30, schrieb Eduardo Gargiulo:

> I think there was a missunderstanding of my problem (probably because of my
> poor english).
> 
> I don't think that the relationship between bandwidth and simultaneous users
> using that bandwidth is linear (FIXME). The problem is one internet connection
>  to a linux box, and 15 wireless users (simultaneously connected in the worse
> case) with 128Kbps guaranteed. The question: How much bandwidth should I
> purchase to satisfy that requirement? You mean 15 * 128Kbps = ~2Mbps ??? I
> think it's too much for 15 users!!

I calculate in Morocco with 25% wich mean:

        15 $USER * 128 kBpS * 0,25 = 480 kBit

Nice would be a cusomized E1 1/4 which mean, your ISP grant you 512 kBit
and if more bandwith is availlable the you can have up to 1,92 MBit.

You do not need to pay for a full E1.

I have used such connection in Strasbourg for some years.

> regards,
> 
> --ejg

Greetings
Michelle

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