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    Does anybody knows how to know the baud rate in a tcp connection... i mean... if there is a way to know the bandwith for that tcp connection?-.... thanks

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There is no such thing as a baud rate for a  TCP/IP connection.  That term only applies to serial connections.  For TCP/IP connections, you are using your ethernet port, so that could theoretically be 10 megabit/second, 100 Mb/sec, 1 Gb/sec.  But of course you are sharing that with all other network activity your computer is doing, and also any other network activity between other computers on your network segment.
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   Thanks for the instruction Ravens Fan... actually i was wondering abuout that, the bandwith (BW)... i would like to know the BW of my connection to adjust my rate to send data on it..... so with this i think the network would be less bussy and the data could be sent fluently... is it posible?

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