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In article <31e3d49b.0@muir-et2.staff.demon.net> malcolm@muir-et2.staff.demon.net (Malcolm Muir) writes:
> Brian {Hamilton Kelly} (bhk@dsl.co.uk) wrote:
> > hardware that used to be at the ends of the Demon<->Imperial link (which
> > ran at 384kb/s, not 64) was used to provide the improved bandwidth for

it was 64Kbps. The Kilostream NTU is still in DoC's machine room.

The original JANET line was used in providing more bandwidth to IoW,
and all these changes took place when the LINX came into operation - 
Summer 1994.

> As I recall, Demon have 155Mb to the Lynx. Imperial (via Janet)
> have 2Mb. This is a little more efficient than the old link !

IC have 10Mbps into SuperJANET, and whatever they can get out of it
on their 34Mbps link. (which, some might recognise, is a
characteristic of SMDS.) You can look up JANET's bandwidth into
Telehouse on some of their maps at <URL:http://www.tech.ukerna.ac.uk/>
(from memory) which, the astute readers will notice, is greater than
the 10Mbps they currently use in connecting at the LINX. (but they
also use Telehouse for connecting to DANTE/IBDNS).

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James.
(E&OE. will someone write an FAQ, I wonder? :)