Hello,
What they actually mean is the amount of data transfered to your visitors,
lets say your index page is 5kb in size, if 1000 people visit just that 1
page, then youve use 5000kb of your bandwidth. im not sure of the conversion
rate, maybe someone else on this site knows it, but anyhow, y
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> >From: Michael Rudel
> >Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 2:45 PM
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> >Oh, oh, oh =8)
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> >I really think they mean a Traffic of 10GB !!
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> Let see. 10Giga Bits... How many Giga Bits
>From: Michael Rudel
>Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 2:45 PM
>Oh, oh, oh =8)
>
>I really think they mean a Traffic of 10GB !!
Let see. 10Giga Bits... How many Giga Bits Ethernet
work does we have, how many ISP does supply with
GigaBit communication on a WAN (Wide Area Network)
scale?
Not too ma
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> Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] Bandwidth for webhosts
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> >Hi there
> > was wondering if anyone could tell me what it means when a
> >web host says that you get something like 10GB bandwidth for
> >web visitors/hits?
>
> That
>Hi there
> was wondering if anyone could tell me what it means when a
>web host says that you get something like 10GB bandwidth for
>web visitors/hits?
That's a very strange way to put things... I think that
person who stated that actually need to explain what
(s)he meant with that.
>How do t
Hi there
was wondering if anyone could tell me what it means when a web host says that you get
something like 10GB bandwidth for web visitors/hits?
How do they calculate the bandwidth?
Cheers
