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What is the meaning of Ttl in nload output?
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Whats the meaning of Ttl in nload output? Whats the period of calculation?
# Curr: 151.28 MBit/s
# Avg: 161.08 MBit/s
# Min: 144.97 MBit/s
# Max: 192.01 MBit/s
# Ttl: 126055.90 GByte
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Whats the meaning of Ttl in nload output? Whats the period of calculation?
# Curr: 151.28 MBit/s
# Avg: 161.08 MBit/s
# Min: 144.97 MBit/s
# Max: 192.01 MBit/s
# Ttl: 126055.90 GByte
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asked May 7 '17 at 8:45
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Whats the meaning of Ttl in nload output? Whats the period of calculation?
# Curr: 151.28 MBit/s
# Avg: 161.08 MBit/s
# Min: 144.97 MBit/s
# Max: 192.01 MBit/s
# Ttl: 126055.90 GByte
centos7
asked May 7 '17 at 8:45
Mohammad Ali AkbariMohammad Ali Akbari
63841124
Whats the meaning of Ttl in nload output? Whats the period of calculation?
# Curr: 151.28 MBit/s
# Avg: 161.08 MBit/s
# Min: 144.97 MBit/s
# Max: 192.01 MBit/s
# Ttl: 126055.90 GByte
centos7
centos7
asked May 7 '17 at 8:45
Mohammad Ali AkbariMohammad Ali Akbari
63841124
asked May 7 '17 at 8:45
Mohammad Ali AkbariMohammad Ali Akbari
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asked May 7 '17 at 8:45
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asked May 7 '17 at 8:45
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It represents the total bytes received or sent via this interface as it can be seen from the output of ifconfig ifname.
It is just converted to Gbytes or Mbytes instead of showing it in bytes.
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It represents the total bytes received or sent via this interface as it can be seen from the output of ifconfig ifname.
It is just converted to Gbytes or Mbytes instead of showing it in bytes.
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It represents the total bytes received or sent via this interface as it can be seen from the output of ifconfig ifname.
It is just converted to Gbytes or Mbytes instead of showing it in bytes.
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It represents the total bytes received or sent via this interface as it can be seen from the output of ifconfig ifname.
It is just converted to Gbytes or Mbytes instead of showing it in bytes.
answered May 7 '17 at 8:53
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It represents the total bytes received or sent via this interface as it can be seen from the output of ifconfig ifname.
It is just converted to Gbytes or Mbytes instead of showing it in bytes.
answered May 7 '17 at 8:53
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