Home > Internet Traffic Report
LaFoi.Com a Portal for the whole family :: Internet Traffic Report

Welcome to LaFoi.Com a Portal for the whole family

 
Search
_TOPICS
  Create an account    

Cool Links By Google

LaFoi's Advertising L-1

Click now and try it


LaFoi's Advertising R-2

Try it , it free, and without trouble.


LaFoi's Summary
 Home Page
 Community Center
 News, The World
 Downloads & Link
 Content, Special Topics
 Infos, Stats, Log In
 Tera Entertainment
 Video Games
 Tera Encyclopedia
 Spirituality, Paranormal
 Webmasters, Tools
 Health Center
 Shopping Center
 Daily Comics, Jokes
 Everyday Tools
 World Of Finance
 Travel Section
 Affiliated Links!
 Advertising
 Platinium & Gold Members
 Bronze & Silver Members
 My Account

Google Block1

LaFoi's Advertising L-2

Stop Smoking Today!


LaFoi's Advertising R-3

Best prices COMPUTER, shipphing only 4.95 flate rate


LaFoi's Advertising R-1

Get More Traffic Now

Internet Traffic Report


The Internet Traffic Report monitors the flow of data around the world. It then displays a value between zero and 100. Higher values indicate faster and more reliable connections.










The "Traffic Index" is a score from 0 to 100 where 0 is "slow" and 100 is "fast". It is determined by comparing the current response of a ping echo to all previous responses from the same router over the past 7 days. A score of 0 to 100 is then assigned to the current response depending on if this response is better or worse than all previous responses from that router.

Response Time in reference to Internet traffic is how long it takes for a chunk of data to travel from point A to point B and back (round trip). A typical response time on the Internet is 200 ms, which is 200 milliseconds (thousandths of a second) = 1/5th of one second.

Packet Loss measures the reliability of a connection. A known chunk of data is sent to the router and then the router is supposed to send the same data back unaltered (echo). In the case of something like ping, several packets are sent out over the course of a couple seconds. So, if 10 packets were sent out, but only 8 made it back, then that would be 20% packet loss; so the more packets that are sent, the more accurate the picture of what the actual packet loss is. In a perfect world 0% packet loss is what we all want - every packet we send out makes it to where it's supposed to go. In reality, some packet loss is probably going to happen, but as long as it is under 5% or so you shouldn't even notice. So just remember that the higher the packet loss percentage, the slower the connection will work because in most instances it has to send the same piece of information several times.

Statistics Provided By InternetTrafficReport.Com


OUR NEWS RSS FEED! OUR FORUM RSS FEED OUR ENCYCLOPEDIA RSS FEED PRIVACY POLICY
All logos and trademarks in this site are property of their respective owner. The comments are property of their posters, All Content Copyrights © 2006-2008  by a Sag Corporation Group & LaFoi.com  with the service of a better page rank  All You Can FInd .ca  of Canada. All rights reserved for LexusCom.



Webmaster's site www.marioantonacci.com . Radio Mario would like to thank: Sylvia Gibb Dj Boogy Frank Laposta for their patience while developping this site.
Frank Laposta for their patience while developping this site. Frank Laposta for their patience while developping this site. Frank Laposta for their patience while developping this site. May the FAITH be with you all!
An Original idea & Inspiration from GOD!
Rate this Website @ All You Can Find , Le Repertoire du Futur pour les Canadiens et Québécois. Augmenter vos Visiteurs, faites évaluer votre site.

PHP-Nuke & LexusCom Copyright © 2005 by Francisco Burzi & LexusCom.ca. See the license.
Page Generation: 2.19 Seconds