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]]> Comment on how important is latency in hosting by Vimal George http://gnusys.net/how-important-is-latency-in-hosting/#comment-40 Vimal George Sat, 02 Aug 2008 16:46:12 +0000 http://gnusys.net/?p=28#comment-40 Hello Anoop, This a good point regarding latency. Not all applications need low latencies(your exceptions like VOIP, conferencing are correct). Do you know if ANY of the big CDN networks like akamai et all have servers located in the sub-continent. Pinging google.co.in from a VSNL leased line results in >[100-140]ms round trip time. Thats a datacenter in taiwan i think. google.co.in used to resolve to some Akamai IPs some time ago. Google usually only locates its web servers in same locations as their several datacenters. The asian ones are a mystery. I'm just talking nonsense now, i know. :) Hello Anoop,
This a good point regarding latency. Not all applications need low latencies(your exceptions like VOIP, conferencing are correct).

Do you know if ANY of the big CDN networks like akamai et all have servers located in the sub-continent.

Pinging google.co.in from a VSNL leased line results in >[100-140]ms round trip time. Thats a datacenter in taiwan i think. google.co.in used to resolve to some Akamai IPs some time ago.

Google usually only locates its web servers in same locations as their several datacenters. The asian ones are a mystery. I’m just talking nonsense now, i know. :)

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]]> Comment on Finding out the device file for newly added hardware by Anoop Alias http://gnusys.net/adding-hardware-to-gnulinux/#comment-5 Anoop Alias Wed, 07 May 2008 05:53:52 +0000 http://gnusys.net/?p=4#comment-5 Yes you can find out the device file of the USB modem the same way :) Yes you can find out the device file of the USB modem the same way :)

]]> Comment on Finding out the device file for newly added hardware by Sajith http://gnusys.net/adding-hardware-to-gnulinux/#comment-4 Sajith Wed, 07 May 2008 05:51:10 +0000 http://gnusys.net/?p=4#comment-4 This is what once i asked to you. How can i detect the mount point of an usb device i plugged in (in my case it was a tata indicom plug to surf ) Can i get the mount point of that particular device say /mnt/USB0 etc ??? This is what once i asked to you. How can i detect the mount point of an usb device i plugged in (in my case it was a tata indicom plug to surf )

Can i get the mount point of that particular device
say /mnt/USB0 etc ???

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