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October 1997, Week 1

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Albert Greene <[log in to unmask]>
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I'm using 16 channel multiplexors to connect users at a remote location
to our HP3000.  The multiplexors have an aggregate max burst rate of
115,200bps.  I have 2 printers and 4 terminals all communicating at 9600
bps.  My problem is that I can only have 3 of the terminals logged on at
one time - any 3 of the 4 but not 4 at one time.  The phone line is a
dedicated 9600 baud line.  On the surface it appears that the phone line
is the limiting factor.  My understanding is that the muliplexor is
sending individaul packets of information.  I would guess that a faster
line would therefore increase total throughput and allow me to add more
terminals - adding more terminals and printers is my ultimate goal.
Am I headed in the right direction or missing the whole concept?

Any help would be appreciated,
Albert Greeene
Interstate Van Lines, Inc.
(703) 569-2121 ext. 440

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