Well, not determined by the NICs, rather by the switches and infrastructure.
Another part of this struggle is how many fields are put on the layout used in the XML RPC query,
the math of bandwidth distribution is simple it follows the principles of the multilplication table.
The more fields and the bigger then content, the slower the query.
For the purpose of bandwidth distribution it is not desirable to make the total space more narrow than it already is.
A typical real world example below
*/
$tmpStaticFile = 'http://www.example.com/xml/order/' . $o . '.fmpxmlresult.xml';
if (uriexists($tmpStaticFile)) {
$q = new FX($tmpStaticFile);
$q->FMFOpenQuery(true);
} else {
$q = new FX($dinnerForOne, $sandeman);
$q->SetDBData('WorldWideWait', 'xmlOrderStatusFlag');
$q->AddDBParam('ordernumber', $_POST['ordernumber'], 'eq');
$q->SetDBPassword($xmlPass, $xmlUser);
}
$r = $q->FMFind();
/*
uriexists implementation below:
*/
function uriexists($uri)
{
// $o = output
// $e = error code
