Re: Latency in 3G versus ADSL
Vahis <waxborg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Downloading files over ftp gives speeds that should be OK.
My question is: Is there some vast overhead in 3G compared to ADSL?
Try to "ping" over the connection and you'll see some surprising
things. E.g. leave the connection idle, then do a normal ping,
then do a ping -i 0.2
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Changing Node Type
... under the network setup wizard I chose OTHER in the "Select Connection ... the ADSL unpowered, and state 2 with it powered up. ... the laptop could ping the desktop but not vice versa. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web) - Re: Changing Node Type
... under the network setup wizard I chose OTHER in the "Select Connection ... the ADSL unpowered, and state 2 with it powered up. ... the laptop could ping the desktop but not vice versa. ... communication, as desired, without having to spend time unplugging cables. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web) - Re: Changing Node Type
... under the network setup wizard I chose OTHER in the "Select Connection ... the ADSL unpowered, and state 2 with it powered up. ... the laptop could ping the desktop but not vice versa. ... the network setup wizard, on both computers, and choose: ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web) - Re: Changing Node Type
... under the network setup wizard I chose OTHER in the "Select Connection ... the ADSL unpowered, and state 2 with it powered up. ... the laptop could ping the desktop but not vice versa. ... Then, re run the network setup wizard, on both computers, and choose: ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web) - Re: Changing Node Type
... under the network setup wizard I chose OTHER in the "Select Connection ... the ADSL unpowered, and state 2 with it powered up. ... the laptop could ping the desktop but not vice versa. ... Status for domain UCHI on transport ...
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