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From: Noel Emerson TEIN <noel@tein.net>
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I recently started an ISP and we are using FreeBSD as our OS.  For some
reason machines with Win 3.1 , when connected by a dial up connection
download via http and ftp as they should.  However all the machines
using Win95 connected in the same manner download at a phenomenally slow
rate that incrementally decreases with time.  I dont know where to start
to correct this problem.

Thanks,
noel@tein.net