ons 2007-05-09 klockan 02:20 -0300 skrev Alexandre Correa: > considering the latency from Brazil to EUA (180ms average), my home > network running at 512 kbits/s completely load the www.cnn.com with 17 > seconds... www.nytimes.com load at 14 seconds.. So 300ms for a complete HTTP fetch is pretty low then... A typical HTTP request takes at least 2-3 RTT latency. 1 RTT for SYN,SYN+ACK Then at least one more RTT to send the request, plus the time it takes to deliver the response. I would suggest using something like high_response_time_warning 6000 persistent connections cuts a bit of this, but not all, and there is also many high-profile web sites not supporting persistent connections. Regards Henrik
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