If I am currntly using 6109 Bytes per Sec on average on a daily basis, can someone thats better at math than myself tell me how much bandwidth a month that would be? Also, what type of connection would you think is a minimum to support this, if it is the only site?

If i'm reading that right, it's ~6k/ sec, which you should be able to easily host on a cable modem or dsl. That figure is the monthly bandwidth. If you mean to ask how much transfer you are pulling per month, I'll assume you are using 6k/sec. EVERY sec and that equates to: ~518mb per mo....i think :D

Hmm, ISP script is reporting that we are using around 10-12 gigs per month....I think it must be fairly close to that, as we started out with a host giving us 1gb, then 2gb, then 5gb, then 10gb, and have been asked to leave/change plans on all of them due to bandwidth...

We have plenty left at the moment (50gb a month on a dedicated server), but I'm wondering if we can bring it back 'in house', but I dont know if our connection can support it or not.

500MB /day, not per month. 6109 * 86400 = 527817600.

So that's about 15GB/month.

Thanks...just wanted to make sure the 2 sets of #'s were kinda close...

14.7470533847808837890625 GB per 30 days to be more exact :D

So, would a cable modem or DSL handle that amount of traffic easily?

Cable or DSL should be able to, just make sure it's not against the ISP's terms of service.

Originally posted by cperciva
500MB /day, not per month. 6109 * 86400 = 527817600.

So that's about 15GB/month.


ya, i forgot to * 30, :D