lm_a_dope Posted September 16, 2006 Share Posted September 16, 2006 Round trip time to 67.134.117.125: 261 msRound trip time to 67.134.117.125: 85 msRound trip time to 67.134.117.125: 171 msRound trip time to 67.134.117.125: 111 msRound trip time to 67.134.117.125: 132 msRound trip time to 67.134.117.125: 130 msRound trip time to 67.134.117.125: 109 msRound trip time to 67.134.117.125: 149 msRound trip time to 67.134.117.125: 110 msRound trip time to 67.134.117.125: 103 msAverage time over 10 pings: 136.1 msthis was a ping from www.nwtools.com to my servers ipdslreports.com speed test result on 2006-09-16 11:40:22 EST:111 / 28Your download speed : 111 kbps or 13.9 KB/sec.Your upload speed : 28 kbps or 3.5 KB/sec. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wildteen88 Posted September 16, 2006 Share Posted September 16, 2006 Where is the server located to, and is the server hosted by you? If its hosted by you then you'll want to have a good upload speed, the better your upload speed is the better the ping will be. Remeber what ever you upload speed is will be the maximun someone can download from you.So if you have a max upload speed is of 50KBytes a secound the maximun someone can download from you will be 50KB(ytes) per secound. No matter what the other persons download speed is. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
R_P Posted September 19, 2006 Share Posted September 19, 2006 Ping latency does not indicate in any way your apache performance, only the network speed/capability between the two machines (www.nwtools.com). If the server (nwtools.com) is geographically a long ways from you-ie hundreds of miles, then ~100 ms is a decent speed. You can run a trace route from the command line (in windows: tracert 69.134.117.125) to see the exact path that traffic takes between nwtools and your server.Download/Upload speed will also be bottlenecked by the network and will reflect the connection bandwidth, not the server speed unless you have some sort of bandwidth throttling. If this server is being hosted at a hosting company, then these speeds (13.9/3.5 KB/s) are dismally poor. In fact, I would only expect this sort of bandwidth if you are running a server at home on a dial-up connection.Make sure you run the test many times at certain parts of the day to get a good sampling as these numbers can very. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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