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I have a question on how to interpret the "Total Simultaneous" measurement in the router performance table. Unfortunately I could not find the answer in the How We Test Hardware Routers - Revision 3 article.
For example the Cisco 4200 has a total simultaneous throughput of 726 Mb/s. Does that means it is capable of routing 726 Mb/s up and 726 Mb/s down at the same time? Or is is the total of the upload and download speed combined: let's say 363 Mb/s up and 363 Mb/s down?
I have a question on how to interpret the "Total Simultaneous" measurement in the router performance table. Unfortunately I could not find the answer in the How We Test Hardware Routers - Revision 3 article.
For example the Cisco 4200 has a total simultaneous throughput of 726 Mb/s. Does that means it is capable of routing 726 Mb/s up and 726 Mb/s down at the same time? Or is is the total of the upload and download speed combined: let's say 363 Mb/s up and 363 Mb/s down?