too much bandwidth
Miles Standish Edson
Alexander Gilman Carver <aca...@hog.mirc.gatech.edu> wrote:
>Reed Gregory summoned the power of the electron to
>profess:
>
>|well my linux webserver was takin up all of my building bandwidth... hehehe.
>|i got a phone call from resnet saying, you are using 77% of the upstream
>|bandwidth, you need to limit the number of concurrent connections. i was
>|like ok sure sure sure. i was using over 200Kb/s when i should have been
>|using 12.5Kb/s. heheh my linux was handling it fine, just no one else in
>|the building was gettting a good connection.
>
>What, exactly, were you serving?
>
>This is the kind of behaviour that will get your plug pulled Real Fast
>(tm).
Just as a general heads up to everybody... I'm starting to look
alot closer at high-bandwidth usage and am contacting residents about it.
There are a very few users (~50/6000) that make the network unusable for
the rest of us. I'm contacting the residents causing the problem and letting
them know that they need to limit users in ftp, connections on http, etc.
To get an idea of the of the busy subnets, check out
http://128.61.15.250/mrtg/bandwidth/ soon to be part of the new SPAM III,
now in beta! :)
Let me know what y'all think. I'm all for the personal approach,
because technical fixes all have workarounds and are a pain to keep up with.
Miles Edson
ResNet Program Manager
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Miles Edson (Physics)
Georgia Institute of Technology
gt5...@prism.gatech.edu
Jason Price
> http://128.61.15.250/mrtg/bandwidth/
Is it just me, or is there a marked difference between guy and girl dorms?
Granted, I'm not up to date on which are which anymore, but if memory
serves...
Jason
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