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Dear Sirs,

I don't understand what is the theoretical limit. I found this definition in 
your materials:

Theoritical Limit - The maximum throughput that a connection could achieve 
over the end-to-end path. This value is calculated using web100 values for 
Round-Trip-Time, Packet size, and Packet loss. A properly functioning TCP 
implementation will never exceed this value. This value does not take the 
physical network interface speeds into account. This value is meaningful when 
packet loss rates are large, RTT's are big, or packet sizes are small. 

In particular i don't understand how it is possible that the speed of my 
inbound test results faster ( 2.46 Mbps ) than my theoretical limit ( 1.81 
Mbps )

Maybe i have some problem with english!

Thank you so much

Yours faithfully,

Claudio Opizzi