ok so heres the ?, is each computer hardware id limited to a 10mb bandwith, is each user limited to 10mb or is each port in the room limited to 10mb
i think its each hardware adress or user but my roomate thinks it might be each jack, so i was just curious.... thnks
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Sup, I may be wrong, but I think each port goes back to a 10 mbit switch, which would be the limiting factor, so each port should be 10 mbit (if you're on a 10 mbit switch, supposedly there are a few 100 mbit switches, according to IT, but I've never seen any). Hope that answers your question.
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hmmm, im not sure, id think it was limited to each account or to each hardware adress, and not to each individual port, but im not a networking guru, but i kinda know ma stuff, but these complex systems, i get all confused
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its limited per port, ive had multiple computers (2 of mine, 1 of my roommate's) on a single port (uplinked to a 10/100 switch) and they all share the 10mb limit. each jack is like a single port on a 10mb switch.
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