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Actually I would appreciate some discussion on how much bandwidth one
can expect on a wan link due to NDS synchronization. Obviously it
matters on how many and where your replicas are , but does anyone have
some rules of thumb or has somebody written anything on it.
I've heard and observed that Syncronization can eat up a fiar amount
of bandwidth.
Steven Elder


kibitzer@pacific.net wrote:


>We currently have a 12-server, 400-user 3.12 WAN at our establishment.  Three 
>of the servers are at the central site and 9 at remote sites.  To link the 
>remote servers, we have 1 T1, 3 ISDN, and 5 56K lines.  We're considering 
>upgrading the whole works to 4.1.

>I  purusing these NG's, I've found some discussion of NDS Synchro Traffic.  I 
>know that, in my current installation, I have to deal with RIP and SAP traffic 
>and this has not been a problem so far.  My question is, will my slower links 
>still be able to provide reliable performance after an upgrade to 4.1, or will 
>the NDS Synchro Traffic require me to upgrade my links.

>Thanks in advance for the info.

>  --Jim Garrison.