[RedCrownX]

Does hosting include using bandwidth?
How much is 100KBPS in Bandwidth?

My brother doesn't believe me when i say something, he thinks its gonna screw up "His" internet.

Ps i am really smart at the computer, my uncle knows, my mom knows, my brother knows, my sister knows, and everyone knows. My brother just wont believe me.

[Agent Smith]

Yes hosting is included in bandwidth.

100KBPS is not bandwidth.. It's the speed that your internet is running at.

If that is the maxium you are getting and no-one else can access the internet or it is slow then you are causing it.

[DRIFT_HUNTER]

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Originally Posted by RedCrownX Does hosting include using bandwidth? How much is 100KBPS in Bandwidth? My brother doesn't believe me when i say something, he thinks its gonna screw up "His" internet. Ps i am really smart at the computer, my uncle knows, my mom knows, my brother knows, my sister knows, and everyone knows. My brother just wont believe me.

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Originally Posted by Agent Smith Yes hosting is included in bandwidth. 100KBPS is not bandwidth.. It's the speed that your internet is running at. If that is the maxium you are getting and no-one else can access the internet or it is slow then you are causing it.

Epic fail

[Krx17]

100KBPS is really dinosaur compared to modern times. Most people now have about 4MBPS(4000KPBS) minimum, and that's just over here in the US, in other countries, it's even faster. I personally have 16MBPS.

[iLinx]

100KBPS refers to your internet speed, not your bandwidth, but your max bandwidth in a month is 30GB (bytes, not bit - note the difference).

Yes, bandwidth is included in hosting, it would be rather difficult to measure it anyways, it would probably use more CPU to track the packets and organize them then to run the actual server process.

[Steven82]

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Originally Posted by Krx17 100KBPS is really dinosaur compared to modern times. Most people now have about 4MBPS(4000KPBS) minimum, and that's just over here in the US, in other countries, it's even faster. I personally have 16MBPS.

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[Mike Garber]

KBPS is not bandwidth, but connection speed. And I think you mean Kbps and not KBPS as speed is rarely
measured in KiloByte per second, but often Kilobit per second. (Big B = byte, small b = bit).

For example, 100MB of data sent/received is bandwith.
But yes, It's going to use both bandwidth and connection speed.

[JaTochNietDan]

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Originally Posted by Krx17 100KBPS is really dinosaur compared to modern times. Most people now have about 4MBPS(4000KPBS) minimum, and that's just over here in the US, in other countries, it's even faster. I personally have 16MBPS.

4MB/s is definitely not average as far as I know, it's about 4Mb/s maybe yeah. Also I doubt you have 16MB/s, that's unheard of in most countries, that's around 120Mb/s, sure it's available in limited areas, but it's much higher than average, I mean that's faster than the normal dedicated server at just 100Mb/s!

100KB/s isn't that unheard of, a lot of the cheap packages offer that (1Mb/s).

Anyway it depends on your connection speed and contested ratio (if any), if your connection speed is 1Mb/s and you're positive that your server is using 100KB/s of that connection either up or down, then you're definitely going to cause problems for other people in the house trying to use the internet, it will be very sluggish.