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Re: PS2k SP2 Update, Tick Counts and Rant



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-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Johnson <jejohn@xxxxxxxxx>
To: rjbiii@xxxxxxxxx <rjbiii@xxxxxxxxx>; omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
<omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Saturday, May 22, 1999 9:58 AM
Subject: PS2k SP2 Update, Tick Counts and Rant


> Great post!  Balanced and posing some important issues.  I have four
>questions, no all related.
>1. Will cable modems represent an improvement and elimate the need for
>me to get a high speed port?
>2. What does a high speed port offer beyond my USR 56K VoiceWin modem?
>3. I've run TRACERT but don't know what to do with the info.  What can
>you do about it if your route to the data provider's server is going
>through Bangladesh several times?
>4.  What is the "Code List" and how does one join?
>
>Thanks for any input.
>
>-----------------------
> "Sentinel Trading" <rjbiii@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in part:
>
>
>I can now call the Quotes off my RadarScreen and be with the DTN Data
>Dept.,
>allowing for transmission times, which is in the Milliseconds, and am
>now far
>faster than the Internet feeds that I have been running side by side.
>
>I was missing a lot of ticks at least 1/3, for some symbols before
>installing
>the High Speed Port, due to the buffers on a standard URT port. In fact
>some
>symbols would not even up date for several minutes after the open due
>being
>trapped in the buffers. The GlobalServer allows all the Quotes to pass
>off the
>DTN Box, as do several other servers. The flow of data is tremendous.
>There are
>over 132,000 option symbols alone. Try that on the Internet.
>
>I have tried to provide assistance to those that ask for it with 2000i,
>mostly
>privately this is the Omega List. I have gotten most of the ideas for
>the
>systems that I use from this and the Code List.
>
>Lets discuss Internet congestion. lets run tracert to one of the data
>servers all day, and test the packets
>dropped and return speeds. In fact I have a program that will do just
>that.
>
>I was slow running DTN and tracked the problem down to the Serial Port
>Speed,
>try running hyper terminal during the market and watch the Overflows on
>the DTN
>Box and the Overrun errors on the computer side.
>
>