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Hi Im using Icecast2 and SAM2 to broadcast a 56kb 24khz Stereo 2 Channel 6.Kb MP3 stream on a 512k ASDL connection. I know that the number of listeners will be LIMITED to 3 or so - is there any way I can actually calculate this ? I passed my broadcast link to a friend yesterday and they told me that they recieved a 'Server Full' error, is there something in the config that I need to adjust...

...r (over their backbone and then to the remote via high speed wireless, about 5 hops). I've set up ice2 and icecast, and I'm getting a very nice Ogg Vorbis stream off their line output before it goes to the local transmitter. I've been monitoring the stream from my place (via 3m/384k ASDL, about 16 hops). My problem is that the various clients I've tried (WinAmp, XMMS, Foobar) all ending up dropping the stream eventually. I have yet to get a stream that was still going after 24 hours. I know that people are running internet radio stations and streaming content from various...

...el 2.6.x) and IPSEC tunnels. But now I have to add another server that has a ADSL connection to the internet, that means it has a dynamic IP address which is likely to change every few hours, since the provider disconnects from time to time. I found a way to restart the IPSEC connection when the ASDL connection restarts. But in shorewall, there are 2 entries that require fixed addresses: VPN tunnels/remote gateway and hosts, where you specify the remote gateway''s IP address. How can I handle this situation? Paul

...d then to the remote via high speed > wireless, about 5 hops). I've set up ice2 and icecast, and I'm getting a very > nice Ogg Vorbis stream off their line output before it goes to the local > transmitter. > > I've been monitoring the stream from my place (via 3m/384k ASDL, about 16 > hops). My problem is that the various clients I've tried (WinAmp, XMMS, > Foobar) all ending up dropping the stream eventually. I have yet to get a > stream that was still going after 24 hours. The question is, why are the clients dropping? It could be your net flaking...

List I need some help, advice or just a starting point on the following situation: Link A - 64kbps leased line Link B - 512kbps ADSL line Is it possible to have Link A saturated constantly and have the excess traffic "spill over" onto Link B? I know it''s possible to have packets sent down links in a round-robin fashion and I''ve read in the howto on load sharing