The address rate limits properties are used to set maximum data transfer rates, by hour, from the current site to the destination site.
- Unlimited when sending to this address
- Selecting this option will allow an unlimited data transfer rate when the current site sends data to this address.
- Pulse Mode
- When pulse mode is selected, you can limit the amount of data
sent between sites, allowing you to specify the size of the data
blocks sent in kilobytes that the data is subdivided into, and also
to specify a time delay between the sending of each data block in
seconds.
- Size of data block (KB): Specify the
size of the data block that Configuration Manager 2007 sends to the
address.
- Delay between data blocks (seconds):
The amount of time after Configuration Manager 2007 sends data to
the address before it sends the next data block.
- Size of data block (KB): Specify the
size of the data block that Configuration Manager 2007 sends to the
address.
- Limited to specified maximum transfer rates by hour
- The hours of the day and the percentage of maximum transfer
rate allowed for each hour. If no number appears beneath an hour,
100 percent of the maximum transfer rate is allowed for that
hour. Click and drag to select multiple hours. When this option is
selected, you can also specify the maximum transfer rate for the
selected time period:
- Time period: The time period selected
in the day chart above.
- Limit (% of connection bandwidth): The
percentage of the maximum transfer rate allowed for the selected
time period. You can choose a percentage or Unlimited.
- Time period: The time period selected
in the day chart above.