[CentOS] How CentOS Mirrors Work
John Hinton
webmaster at ew3d.comFri Oct 14 03:42:31 UTC 2005
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Can someone tell me how the mirroring process works? Like, is any portion of bandwidth useful, or should something like a full T-1 be considered a minimum useful addition? I guess I'm wondering if when I'm doing updates, when one RPM is coming in, if it is coming in from one mirror server at a time or if it is a cumulative situation? So, like would an additional 50k capped connection would be helpful or just be a slow update connection? Best, John Hinton
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