How Bandwidth affects the application
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How could the bandwidth offered by the server space affect the application hosted in it?
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How could the bandwidth offered by the server space affect the application hosted in it?
Assuming you are asking how bandwidth affects an application it would restrict the amount of data you can transfer at any one time. This influences the type of data you can send/receive and how many users you can have. If that's not the answer you were looking for please clarify.
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Assuming you are asking how bandwidth affects an application it would restrict the amount of data you can transfer at any one time. This influences the type of data you can send/receive and how many users you can have. If that's not the answer you were looking for please clarify.
Brad Australian The PHP MVP - Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript" A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
Thank you Brad What I thought about bandwidth was that it would restrict the ammount of data during a period of time, say one month. What you are saying that it is the ammount of data that can be transfered at any point of time. Is it? Could you check the following link: http://domains.hostingsmart.in/content.php?action=mypages&page=winvalueplans.html[^] It shows the bandwidth per month. What does that mean? For Starter Plan 1 the available bandwidth for a month is 50MB. Does each visit to a web page by each user reduces MB from this available bandwidth for a month? How can you find out a visit to a webpage cost in bandwidth(MB)? Will saving it as webpage into our local machine and finding its size(both file and the folder that come along with it) show it?
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Thank you Brad What I thought about bandwidth was that it would restrict the ammount of data during a period of time, say one month. What you are saying that it is the ammount of data that can be transfered at any point of time. Is it? Could you check the following link: http://domains.hostingsmart.in/content.php?action=mypages&page=winvalueplans.html[^] It shows the bandwidth per month. What does that mean? For Starter Plan 1 the available bandwidth for a month is 50MB. Does each visit to a web page by each user reduces MB from this available bandwidth for a month? How can you find out a visit to a webpage cost in bandwidth(MB)? Will saving it as webpage into our local machine and finding its size(both file and the folder that come along with it) show it?
Ok the web host there has misused the term bandwidth. They are actually referring to the transfer you will get each month (sometimes referred to as xfer). This means that each month you can transfer 50mb of data to your users. This is a very, VERY small amount and would not be sufficient for the majority of websites. I would advise against using that host.
Brad Australian The PHP MVP - Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript" A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
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Ok the web host there has misused the term bandwidth. They are actually referring to the transfer you will get each month (sometimes referred to as xfer). This means that each month you can transfer 50mb of data to your users. This is a very, VERY small amount and would not be sufficient for the majority of websites. I would advise against using that host.
Brad Australian The PHP MVP - Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript" A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
Bradml wrote:
This means that each month you can transfer 50mb of data to your users
You mean the download that happens while they(users) visit the pages or any other data transfer? Or users means the persons who upload/download the files to the webspace?
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Bradml wrote:
This means that each month you can transfer 50mb of data to your users
You mean the download that happens while they(users) visit the pages or any other data transfer? Or users means the persons who upload/download the files to the webspace?
It means users of your website.
Brad Australian The PHP MVP - Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript" A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
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Bradml wrote:
This means that each month you can transfer 50mb of data to your users
You mean the download that happens while they(users) visit the pages or any other data transfer? Or users means the persons who upload/download the files to the webspace?