Re: Why does 100Mb/s ethernet become 200Mb/s???

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During the 53 seconds, client send 30,000 packets to server; accordingly
, server send all these packets back to client.
These packets size is 2048 Bytes.
so the bandwidth is about (not including ip, tcp, ethernet header)
	30,000 * 2048 * 8 * 2 / 53 = 176.89Mb/s
Why???????????????????????????????????????

Fast ethernet may be set to full duplex.
So, a 100Mbit/s interface is 100Mbit/s one way and 100Mbit/s the other way. So, yes, is 200Mbit/s.



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