I wasn't necessary thinking of just within the UK. I am primary concerned with our own network connection . We have a 34Mbs connection to JANET, but that is shared with other resources and not dedicated to EGEE. I wonder if this is a bottleneck for users of our tier 2 site, and if so, what bandwith we should be aiming at. Dave brian davies wrote: > I do not know what a generic connection speed between sites. They is a > broad spectrum of site speed with effects of The end site network > configuration to be taken into account. As an example. Lancaster to > Manchester has a potential of up to 1Gbps when considering local end > network and MAN provisioning for our clusters; but get between 600-800 > Mbps per second when considering shared traffic flows. Of course this > is within the UK from two institutes which are relatively close > together. By EGEE sites, are you mainly concerned about UK EGEE sites? > Mark Leese or Robin Tasker at Daresbury Lab may have better answers > for international grid sites and nore in depth knowledge of general > network connections. > Brian > > > On 15/12/06, David Robson <[log in to unmask]> wrote: >> Hi. >> >> Does anyone have a handle on typical/maximum/minimum internet >> connection speeds for >> tier 2 EGEE grid sites ?? Is this info published anywhere ? >> >> It would be useful when building cases to get funding for new >> connections ... >> >> Thanks in advance >> >> Dave Robson >> >