Re: seti@home - inquiry

The effect is negligible for the network. The downloads are the only
impact, and as previously mentioned, they're not big or frequent. The
uploaded result files are much smaller and not noticeable. Even with a
group of machines, this isn't going to affect their experience to a
noticeable extent.

At 01:03 PM 9/23/2004, Steven Longenbohn wrote:

>Does anyone know how much bandwidth this little gem uses?
>
>I have staff at the slow end of a T1 line and need to know if this
>software is adding to the slowness they experience.
>
>What do other Micronet support folks recommend to their users who want to
>run Seti@home?
>
>Any input appreciated.
>Thanks.
>
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