How fast may a web access to a server be?

I am asked to do some simulation using network simulator as a part of my curriculum. However I am stuck with some problems. Please pour in you advices.

1)How to find out how long it takes to transfer a web page from the server to a client under optimal conditions.

2)What is the realistic size of a common web page?

3)How long does it take until the maximum throughput (2Mb/s) is reached?

Thanks %26amp; RegardsHow fast may a web access to a server be?
Click start --- run and type cmd --- then hit enter. type



ping www.yahoo.com



or what ever site you want. That will give you the round trip time from your computer to the server for 4 packets.How fast may a web access to a server be?
1) Factor in connection latency, bandwidth, and file size of the webpage (including images).



2) 5-80K. Image intensive websites can poke into the megabytes.



3) Divide your bandwidth by the size of your page.



Example%26gt; Your page size totals 250 KB. Change this to bits (250 *8 = 2000). One user will completely use 100% of bandwidth for one second.