Here is transfer speed from one of my RackShack's servers: weekly average of 5.5 Mbps (i.e. more than 50 GB a day or >1500 GB a month). Anyone to beat it?

saburovo.com/usage.php?server_ip=64.246.6.22

Looking at the spikes in the graph, I think the server can do more. This traffic, by the way, created by one site - download.dragonbfp.com.

Originally posted by dabystru
Here is transfer speed from one of my RackShack's servers: weekly average of 5.5 Mbps (i.e. more than 50 GB a day or >1500 GB a month). Anyone to beat it?

saburovo.com/usage.php?server_ip=64.246.6.22

Looking at the spikes in the graph, I think the server can do more. This traffic, by the way, created by one site - download.dragonbfp.com.

So how much do you have to pay for greater than 1500 gigs of bw?

We have a customer who pushes out 20-30 Mbps out of their one boxes (Dell Poweredge 900 w/ 256 MB RAM & W2K) :)

Originally posted by rastoma
how much do you have to pay for greater than 1500 gigs of bw? If we go by price list, you need to pay $1,800 for 1200 GB (first 300 GB are free). But I am a smart fellow ;) I move the download part of the site from one server to another. Of 28 servers I have with RS 5 are not resold at the moment, so I still have some flexibility.

Saburovo - sounds familiar to me? Living in Moscow?

100mb.ru is over 13Mbps average now, he-he
You need to grow a bit :D

Originally posted by Anatole
Saburovo - sounds familiar to me? Living in Moscow?Saburovo is a region in Moscow, Russia where I grew up. I currently live in UK.100mb.ru is over 13Mbps average now, he-heNot bad, but look at this:Originally posted by RackMy.com
We have a customer who pushes out 20-30 Mbps out of their one boxes (Dell Poweredge 900 w/ 256 MB RAM & W2K) :) Wow, can't beat it, you won!:bawling:

This 5.5mbps is weekly? So, 22mbps/mo ... Not bad at all :)

On the other hand, I would not give my IPs of all my servers to the public ... That's not such a good decision ;)

cheers,
:beer:

Originally posted by dektong
This 5.5mbps is weekly? So, 22mbps/mo ... Not bad at all :)

On the other hand, I would not give my IPs of all my servers to the public ... That's not such a good decision ;)

cheers,
:beer:

No. mbps=mega bits per second so its a rate it doesn't accumulate. so thats still 5.5mbps weekly, or per second still.

Yea, of course ... my mind just went blank .... :emlaugh:

cheers,
:beer:

What are the hardware specs of the machine at rackshack?

Originally posted by driverdave
What are the hardware specs of the machine at rackshack? The machine it is currently running on is 1 GHz CPU/512 MB RAM/40 GB disk. The server load is quite low:[admin@customer29 admin]$ uptime
6:54pm up 25 days, 21:44, 1 user, load average: 0.13, 0.05, 0.01

40 GB disk

IDE Drive. What's all this talk about SCSI being superior??? :D

Originally posted by UmBillyCord
IDE Drive. What's all this talk about SCSI being superior??? :D Moreover, 5400 rpm. So what? You get what you pay for.

Originally posted by UmBillyCord


IDE Drive. What's all this talk about SCSI being superior??? :D

I prefer ide for storage of all my music =)

I think he is referring to other discussions on WHT about IDE vs SCSI, and how your server proves that IDE is just as able as SCSI.

Peter

Originally posted by UmBillyCord
IDE Drive. What's all this talk about SCSI being superior??? :D Originally posted by ckpeter
I think he is referring to other discussions on WHT about IDE vs SCSI, and how your server proves that IDE is just as able as SCSI.My apologies, UmBillyCord, if this the case. I thought you just wanted to start another IDE vs. SCSI flame, which I wanted to axe in the beginning. Sorry for cofusion.

I think he is referring to other discussions on WHT about IDE vs SCSI, and how your server proves that IDE is just as able as SCSI.

Thanks. That is what I was referring to.

I say you set it up on a UNLIMITED host and Test how Unlimited it really Is :D

Chris

Originally posted by creid
I say you set it up on a UNLIMITED host and Test how Unlimited it really Is :DThat's a brilliant idea. I saw couple of hosts advertising $4.95 "unlimited" hosting plans, I think I go and sign up with them :D

Do it!!!!
Go With *****!
and post a dailiy log...

Chris

Originally posted by dabystru
Here is transfer speed from one of my RackShack's servers: weekly average of 5.5 Mbps (i.e. more than 50 GB a day or >1500 GB a month). Anyone to beat it?

saburovo.com/usage.php?server_ip=64.246.6.22

Looking at the spikes in the graph, I think the server can do more. This traffic, by the way, created by one site - download.dragonbfp.com.

I think I can beat it, barely:

Couple of these from our clients...

Single P3 1Ghz
1GB Ram
36GB Scsi

Max In: 48.1 Mb/s (4.8%) Average In: 35.8 Mb/s (3.6%) Current In: 36.3 Mb/s (3.6%)

There are hosts that I can push 30mbit/s consistently 24/7. But I shan't name them. :)

well apache does cache good :)

I think I have you all beat. :)

Jeebs, what do you have for download on that server Aaron? Must be popular!

Aaron is rich too :D I wonder at his bandwidth bills.

What about this one?

LOL .... That's cheating :P

Originally posted by sprintserve
Aaron is rich too :D I wonder at his bandwidth bills.

Heh, It used to pump out a constant 65Mbits before I capped it. And that's just one machine. I have others that pump out 10-20Mbits. (also capped)

Aaron