Currently, a customer has 3M down/512K up DSL (obviously lower tier, so definitely upgradable) and i'm looking at options for upgrades within the year. They are a non-profit, so I'm guessing they don't want to push for a business class SLA and the cost that goes along with it, so a residential connection may be the only option.
ATT DSL i believe gets up to 24M/3M
Charter Cable gets either 30M/4M or 100M/5M
There is a local non-FIOS fiber company that gives 25M/5M but they are extremely unreliable
I've got the 30M/4M charter service for my personal use which isn't very heavily saturated in the local area except during peak weekend hours which won't be an issue since the customer isn't open during those times anyway. I have 8-10 devices on it, including 2 kids who use netflix quite often and never notice latency issues.
There will be a good 15+, occasionally over 25-30 people on the service and there will be QOS implemented to throttle heavy users.
Is there any good information about actual performance of DSL/Cable performance under sustained load from simultaneous users?
ATT DSL i believe gets up to 24M/3M
Charter Cable gets either 30M/4M or 100M/5M
There is a local non-FIOS fiber company that gives 25M/5M but they are extremely unreliable
I've got the 30M/4M charter service for my personal use which isn't very heavily saturated in the local area except during peak weekend hours which won't be an issue since the customer isn't open during those times anyway. I have 8-10 devices on it, including 2 kids who use netflix quite often and never notice latency issues.
There will be a good 15+, occasionally over 25-30 people on the service and there will be QOS implemented to throttle heavy users.
Is there any good information about actual performance of DSL/Cable performance under sustained load from simultaneous users?
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