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michelkenny
Sep 26, 2006Aspirant
Post your performance results
I thought it might be interesting to see what kind of performance everyone is getting with IO Meter so that we can compare what we're getting. So I thought we could all post our results in this thread...
bhoar
Jul 31, 2007Aspirant
Ok, are you sure you measured Mb/s and not MB/s?
The router is a fast ethernet router, which means maximum throughput is 100Mbit/s (or approximately ~10MByte/s). I'm pretty sure that iometer gives results in MByte/s, so, 10.5MByte/s means you've maxed out your switch.
-brendan
The router is a fast ethernet router, which means maximum throughput is 100Mbit/s (or approximately ~10MByte/s). I'm pretty sure that iometer gives results in MByte/s, so, 10.5MByte/s means you've maxed out your switch.
-brendan
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