$[$Corporate Network$]-$HW$04$

Several Internet access systems are asymmetric, with

higher downstream speeds than upstream speeds.

$($For example, chunghwa Telecom's ADSL downlink is $5$Mbps$//$uplink is $384$ kbps $)$

Is this good for client PC access to webservers? Explain.

$-$Note: Client is your home computer, and your home uses ADSL to access the Internet.

Does it matter for client access to e$-$mail servers $?$

$-$Note: Both Client and Server are on the intranet, but the recipient of the letter sent by the user may be outside the network.

$-$Note: Server has both SMTP and POP$3$ services

Note: The intranet uses Gigabit Ethernet LAN

Reminder: The content of the leter may be a plain text letter, or there may be a large file attached

Is it good for a file server $?$ Explain.

$-$Note: Server is on the intranet, Clients are on the outside

$-$Note: File Server also provides client upload and download services.

Is it good for videoconferencing $?$ Explain.

Note: The video conference uses point$-$to$-$point interconnection, there are only two participants, and they all use ADSL to access the Internet. $$No matter the answer is good, bad, or not bad, you must explain the reason. No explanation, no points.