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BlackRabbit · 9th August 2004, 00:52

Quote:

Originally posted by jmke
using only a 100mbit link between network switches is what killed it all I think.. and the fact that there was ALOT of broadcast on the network.

40-60kb/s constantly

100Mbit between switches? I thought they used gigabit between them?

Quote:

Originally posted by DUR0N
24 ppl on 1 gigibit upload is to much.

Should be sufficient. In a matter of fact, it's standard on all lans.
But since those switches support trunking, using both ports wouldn't hurt ofcourse

"Whose Line Is It Anyway" sucks btw
@last picture: was it always that light at day? Or did they open a gate or something so everybody could run away without crushing each other?
Yellow boy: LW crew? What table is that anyway?

jmke · 9th August 2004, 00:56

it did not feel like gigabit, even at the end when everybody was nearly gone I only got like 100-200kb/s...

it was light in the morning when they opened up the curtains for material to be brought in + camera set for showing more then can be seen IRL

Lanwars T-shirt dude: no idea

ps: Who's line rules !

9th August 2004, 14:21

Quote:

Originally posted by jmke
it did not feel like gigabit, even at the end when everybody was nearly gone I only got like 100-200kb/s...

it was light in the morning when they opened up the curtains for material to be brought in + camera set for showing more then can be seen IRL

Lanwars T-shirt dude: no idea

ps: Who's line rules !

I always had 10MB upload and 6MB download, but with drops to 0kb/s so I often had to redownload stuff

9th August 2004, 16:45

Quote:

Originally posted by jmke
Who's line rules !

They still airing that on Kanaal 2 ? It's great fun but sometimes I get the impression it's not as spontanious as they would like you to think.

jmke · 9th August 2004, 16:56

the script and scenes can become repetitive, but some things are just too weird

10th August 2004, 19:18

I'm on my way, hitch-hiking..although I had to turn back at one point. I was on this big-ole Navagation buey, and the Shipping lanes were simply too busy for any Cargo vessel to "pull over".

So I got a Coastguard Cutter ride back to Narragansett Rhode Island, and got my surfboard, wetsuit, a huge floatable back-pack, fresh water, and a blinky light for my headware.

Now I'm going to be surfing the next Tanker wake. Should be there in three weeks, so look for me at the Docks..I'm packing that 2048MB kit of Kingston for ya JMKE. Hope it doesn't get wet.

jmke · 10th August 2004, 19:47

you should be getting here by August next year

DUR0N · 10th August 2004, 23:59

Quote:

Originally posted by jmke
you should be getting here by August next year

Use the current, Luke!

jmke · 11th August 2004, 00:24

muehaha; local television station made a report out the LAN, I'm in it during the first 3 seconds or so of the flick. I'm the dude sitting next to the flash coloured-lighted case

http://video.tvl.be/Items/WMF/HQ/20040809-013-9560.wmv

11th August 2004, 11:15

problem was that the core switches were phucked up. And they couldn't manage them.
In the end they were replaced by a regular 10/100 switch.
That solved most problems. If there is a next time, it will be better.

9th August 2004, 00:56	#32
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,008	it did not feel like gigabit, even at the end when everybody was nearly gone I only got like 100-200kb/s... it was light in the morning when they opened up the curtains for material to be brought in + camera set for showing more then can be seen IRL Lanwars T-shirt dude: no idea ps: Who's line rules ! __________________

9th August 2004, 16:56	#35
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,008	the script and scenes can become repetitive, but some things are just too weird __________________

10th August 2004, 19:47	#37
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,008	you should be getting here by August next year __________________

11th August 2004, 00:24	#39
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,008	muehaha; local television station made a report out the LAN, I'm in it during the first 3 seconds or so of the flick. I'm the dude sitting next to the flash coloured-lighted case http://video.tvl.be/Items/WMF/HQ/20040809-013-9560.wmv __________________

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10th August 2004, 19:18	#36
Liquid3D Posts: n/a	I'm on my way, hitch-hiking..although I had to turn back at one point. I was on this big-ole Navagation buey, and the Shipping lanes were simply too busy for any Cargo vessel to "pull over". So I got a Coastguard Cutter ride back to Narragansett Rhode Island, and got my surfboard, wetsuit, a huge floatable back-pack, fresh water, and a blinky light for my headware. Now I'm going to be surfing the next Tanker wake. Should be there in three weeks, so look for me at the Docks..I'm packing that 2048MB kit of Kingston for ya JMKE. Hope it doesn't get wet.

11th August 2004, 11:15	#40
FreeStyler Posts: n/a	problem was that the core switches were phucked up. And they couldn't manage them. In the end they were replaced by a regular 10/100 switch. That solved most problems. If there is a next time, it will be better.