04-27-06 11:48 AM
We have got build a webcam chat, where each user can have 8 streams open
besides his own. It's not a requirement that he has a webcam to could
participate in the chat
We have 4 stacked FMS 2.01 licenses, license version 2, so we should have
4000 concurrent connections, and 160 mbit bandwidth
Our ISP connection is a 155 MBIT fibre connection, which yesterday was
upgraded to 400 mbit
In the past weeks the chat has behaved better and better, but has problems
with approx 200 users at the same time. From the FMS admin panel we have
seen that the bandwidth was around 160 mbit (sometimes even higher !!)
We then yesterday upgraded to 400 mbit, but still have problems. We then
today reported the fibre connection as error to the ISP, and now they have
sent us some stat that shows us that we only use around 90 mbit at peak !
Now, the big question is, how do FMS measure bandwidth, and can there be
done something in the application, so we exactly can measure the bandwidth
for each user, and in total ??
And 1 more question, what is a concurrent connection ? - a user with his cam
open (upload), and 6 open (download) is that 1 connection, or 2 or 7
connections ?
And, finally; do you have any input to get a better performance at our chat
? - all suggestions is more than welcome
Thanks in advance for your answers
Best regards
Bo Jacobsen
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