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It depends on how your MPLS is configured. Since MPLS will (by design) prioritize traffic by type, your particular MPLS design may restrict FTP traffic to business or economy class. Assuming you're getting 200 KBs (big K, big B) which, as someone pointed out, is 1.6 Mbps (big M, little b)...

You're running multi-megabit connections with MPLS divided into 3 classes and you're concerned about latency for P2P sharing, online gamers, and VoIP (I'm assuming this isn't business VoIP, either)? I hate to break the news to you, but you have to pick something to be a priority. Any WAN/link...

Nice one JediBMC! Peace out. -gg

Actually, esquared is right -- the FCC (not just the FAA) bans the use of cells phone in airplane for the very reason. Cell phones were banned long before terrorism was a (major) concern of todays pilots and passengers. Your cell phone is powered and designed to connect to at least 3 towers at...

LogMeIn may not sound like the best solution for managing local users ... other than no one knows if YOU are local or not. You could just as easily be sitting at Starbucks sipping a hot beverage remotely controlling the workstations/servers. (Although you have to watch the background noise...

IMO the detection rates are a bit misleading. I tend to favor using one product at a time on a single machine, just to make things simple. While Trend Micro may only detect 36% of the stuff out there, its my experience that a workstation is either in good shape or LOADED with crap (aka...

Another vote for Avast! (http://www.avast.com) For personal use it's free. Although it does require registration and an annual basis to continue to receive free AV upates. Has real-time virus scanning, scans emails, IM, and P2P file sharing. AV updates are frequent. Been using for years on my...

I think this might be what you are looking for: http://tinyurl.com/2unn2 Qcheck allows you to install 'endpoints' on workstations and servers around your network. Then you can fire-up the console from your local workstation, plug in the names/IPs of two 'endpoints' and test actual throughput...