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win32-to-linux connection speed estimator

Post by Glen » Sat, 01 Dec 2001 03:35:48



Hi, I'm trying to find an automated way to estimate the effective
connection speed between win32 clients and a Linux host (RH 7.2).

I've done some searching, and it seems some people have implemented
something like this with websites via CGI scripts and ASP code,
however I can't seem to find any code examples (searched Google,
Usenet via Google Groups, Freshmeat, SourceForge).  Also, I'm trying
to avoid a web-based solution altogether, but I'll take what I can
get.

All suggestions/pointers appreciated.

Thanks,

Glenn

 
 
 
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