Is that "70 clients" at one site who will be sharing a 64K link, or "70 clients" at 70 different sites who will each get a 64K link? If you've got 70 users at one site, and they don't mind moving at a snail's pace, then sure 64k will be fine. You get one user starting to download on Kaaza (real bad idea in a business environment BTW, but that's another thread) then all the other web surfers are going to suffer very poor responses from their web surfing (unless the page they request is already cached on the ISA server). You get two users downloading on Kaaza and everyone else in the place might as well forget there's an Internet connection. Again, even without Kaaza, lunchtime is going to be your biggest traffic time since that's when everyone does (most of their) non-work-related surfing. I'll bet things will get pretty darn slow from time to time during lunch. If the client is willing to accept those slow times, then 64k is fine. Joe Pochedley "In the end, if you have cables like spaghetti on the floor and things only connect when you swear at them, your network is perfectly normal." - James Gaskin -----Original Message----- From: Noor [mailto:akesdatabase@xxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 6:01 AM To: [ISAserver.org Discussion List] Subject: [isalist] RE: 64K DSL http://www.ISAserver.org Thanks Joe I have around 70 clients who usually use web browsing and msn. Will 64K DSL support. Some of them usually download using kaaza. I suppose its 64 kilobits per second. Will it support 70 users at a time. What if i use multilink dialup option. Regards