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February 1995, Week 3

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"Eric J. Schubert" <[log in to unmask]>
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Eric J. Schubert
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Tue, 21 Feb 1995 08:39:46 LCL
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>From: [log in to unmask] (Eero Laurila)
>Newsgroups: comp.sys.hp.mpe
>Subject: Re: NS/VT vs DTC performance factor?
>Date: 17 Feb 1995 23:25:16 GMT
>Organization: Hewlett Packard
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>Eric Schubert ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
>:  Anyone have a benchmark comparing NS/VT performance to DTC performance?
 
>: (3) At what point will my LANIC saturate?
 
>   - You probably don't have to worry about this too much regardless of
>     whether you use DTS or VT.  Again, I haven't got exact figures but
>     the lanic should handle 200..300 packets per sec and 300 users
>     hitting 'enter' or so simultaneously is quite unlikely... I have
>     seen systems (992-400) running with about 700 VT sessions and lanic
>     was not a problem.
 
OK, Eero, what if I have a lengthy DSCOPY going on between two HP machines? or
continuous spooling over the LANIC between HP machines? or JetDirect over
a network or... you get the picture.  Lanic isn't just for NS/VT.
 
Now, lets say ping returns lengthy responses off our machine, is it a CPU
problem or LANIC problem or both?
 
How can you determine factors that affect network response? What tools are at
my disposal to check LANIC rates or problems?
 
Also, if a LANIC saturates from network services, is there an upgrade path to
LANIC?
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Eric J. Schubert                 Administrative Information Services
Senior Data Base Analyst         University of Notre Dame, IN USA

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