Hi All:
I was looking at the transfer speeds from both sides of a connection today and saw this oddity (see screenshot). Could someone please explain the significance of the difference?
Thanks,
MTC
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Transfer Speed Reporting
by colli419 » Mon Sep 26, 2011 10:12 pm
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Re: Transfer Speed Reporting
by bushman4 » Tue Sep 27, 2011 11:45 am
Not sure what you mean except maybe the difference between KiloBITS and KiloBYTES.
Subsonic is reporting in KiloBITS per second (kbs) and that number is approximately eight times what is reported in the bmon output in KiloBYTES per second (kBs ir KiB) that you show...
365.45 kBs * (8 bits in a byte) = 2923.6 kbs
HTH,
Glenn
Subsonic is reporting in KiloBITS per second (kbs) and that number is approximately eight times what is reported in the bmon output in KiloBYTES per second (kBs ir KiB) that you show...
365.45 kBs * (8 bits in a byte) = 2923.6 kbs
HTH,
Glenn
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Re: Transfer Speed Reporting
by colli419 » Tue Sep 27, 2011 1:00 pm
Hey Glenn:
Dangit. you're right. Little "b" and big "B." Just one of those days yesterday.
Regards,
MTC
Dangit. you're right. Little "b" and big "B." Just one of those days yesterday.
Regards,
MTC
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