Detect connection speed
Hello all,
I''m wondering if anyone could help me with my problem. I just want to detect:
1. Connection speed of current computer.
2. Connection speeds of clients connected to some server (using WinSock 2).
I''m looking forward to your replies,
Olek
Olek, olo_b@poczta.onet.pl.
You can calculate a rough and ready bandwidth measurement using the following formula:
bandwidth = kilobits / (time - latency)
So sent an arbitary amount of data to a server, the size of which is kilobits (not bytes).
Measure the time it takes to complete to get time.
You can get latency by pinging a few times, and averaging the return time after discarding high & low values.
Kristian
Edited by - Slide on September 10, 2000 4:51:33 AM
bandwidth = kilobits / (time - latency)
So sent an arbitary amount of data to a server, the size of which is kilobits (not bytes).
Measure the time it takes to complete to get time.
You can get latency by pinging a few times, and averaging the return time after discarding high & low values.
Kristian
Edited by - Slide on September 10, 2000 4:51:33 AM
There's probably a simpler, more elegant way of doing it but hell this is London
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