it could just be that the backbone for that area has other major fiber
users that take up that same bandwidth. if you can get to that location
and run some sort of speed upload/download test to see what your
_acctual_ speeds are then you can see if its really apache, or if the
machine is simply ailing from a bandwidth crunch.
Also, many fiber connections are made for INSANE amounts of download
space (inward TO the machine) but not alot of upload space (out FROM the
machine)
A simple way to show your upload/download speeds is to dowload something
using BitTorrent (take a peek at jamedo.com to get some free legit music)
--
Morgan Gangwere
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