On 12/20/12 3:04 PM, Ralph Angenendt wrote: > On 18.12.2012 00:12, Adam Cantwell wrote: >> I've got a new mirror setup and ready to go with initial syncs completed >> and syncing 4 times daily: >> >> http://mirror.westernvirtual.com/centos/ >> ftp://mirror.westernvirtual.com/centos/ >> >> Location: Salt Lake City, Utah, USA >> Bandwidth cap: 30Mbps for now > > That's not much, especially in a country (well, a rather large one, the > US) where we have tons of mirrors with 1Gbps and even more with 100 Mbps. > > The only thing I could do is add it under "Tier 2 (Slower than OC3 but > faster than T1)" and not include it in our mirrorlist rotation, as I > don't want to send unsuspecting users at a mirror with that speed. > > Regards, > > Ralph > Well, when you say bandwidth cap are you asking how much total circuit capacity I have or how much I'm willing to allocate to the mirror? Total capacity is >2Gbps, but 30Mbps is what I was wanting to cap the mirror at. I operated a tier 1 mirror two years ago at a previous employer and the transit never exceeded 10Mbps. That being the case I figured a cap of 30Mbps was reasonable. If that's not the case, then I withdraw my request. Thanks, Adam