[ale] throttled packets?

[scott mcbrien]

Wouldn't the hallmark of bandwidth problems be that the transfer can still
occur, but that the speed at which the transfer happens be much slower?
 tools like scp or rsync will report the transfer speed for files.  Or are
you thinking that you've reached your transfer cap and are now unable to
perform any I/O out of their network?
-Scott

On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 8:49 AM, David Hamm <ale at spinnerdog.com> wrote:

> Hi folks,
>
> I have web server at a remote site from which I can't download files.
>  Inside
> the site we have no problem.  The server was working fine until Monday and
> we've made no changes.  I suspect we are getting throttled by the ISP but
> they
> say no.  Is there a way to determine if packets are getting throttled by an
> ISP?  CRC seems like a possibility but how would you analyze it.
>
> Thanks
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