No.of terminal per PP

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smlt_vsat Senior Member ★★★ Offline Posts: 56	Aug 2^nd, 2008 at 8:44pm dear How many terminals can a PP handles ?
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Reply #1 - Aug 2^nd, 2008 at 9:11pm

The answer to that question is heavily dependent on:

1. The overall network configuration
2. Types of remotes (this plays into #1 above)
3. Types of protocols used by the remotes (TCP, UDP, etc)
4. The estimated/anticipated BW utilization by network/remotes.
5. The type of servers you are using (E335s, E336s, or E3550s).
6. The amount of memory in each of them.

There are networks that literally have hundreds of remotes/users on 2-blade Hub. �Others may have considerably less.

It is a good idea to use the top command on each of your PPs to observe statistical data on the blade such as utilizations, load averages, etc. �It can also be used to determine if you are maintaining a proper balance of remotes on each blade or if it is time to add a blade.

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- Siva - Member ★★ Offline Posts: 21	Reply #2 - Aug 3^rd, 2008 at 2:06am Lets say 250 Remotes per PP. Ofcourse you must check the CPU Utilization by "top" Command and make sure the Memory Used <90%. If it is ~ 90% or >90%.. It is always better to add a new PP into Network..!
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Reply #3 - Aug 3^rd, 2008 at 4:58pm

Dear

Could you give me some idea of designing a Vsat Network.do we have any calculation based on this if how can i calculate that (how can i evaluate no .of terminal with specific bandwidth , qos , downstream/upsream b/w and CIR , $ no.of slots etc)
Please let me know all the factors involved

Thankyou all for the support given to us . We really appreciates

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Smlt

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Ex Member Ex Member	Reply #4 - Aug 3^rd, 2008 at 6:26pm Do you have access to the iDirect TAC (read do you have an iSupport agreement?)? If so, I recommend using iDirects iNPT (found on the TAC website) to design your networks. However you need to have a good understanding of what services (real time protocols, etc) each node is going to require before using that tool.
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