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Subject: Communications throughput on 3200/90
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Date: Tue, 17-Mar-87 17:55:32 EST
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I have been using a 3200/90 for a number of weeks now, specifically
as a development vehicle for our ISO Development Environment (ISODE).
I just thought folks might like to know that raw TCP connections
(ie: TCP socket on machine A to TCP socket on machine B) from a 3200/90
to a 25MHZ 68020 system were in excess of 160KBytes/seconds....
I am also seeing Binary FTP speeds in excess of 120KBytes/second...

Alright!
Dwight E. Cass
Northrop Research and Technology Center
One Research Park
Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274