some isps like access allow bursts. on a 500 kbps network i used to monitor, it would periodically do 600 to 700 kbps and go over 1 mbps at night. the only thing they told us was that we should limit the network our selves, but never charged for the excesses. On 01/09/2009, aki <aki275@googlemail.com> wrote:
On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 9:30 AM, Martin Muraguri <martinmur87@gmail.com>wrote:
Hi, I have been thinking ... what happens when i go beyond my limit? for example .. I am on a 384kbps speed. I am doing international downloads @ 80kbs ...which is like 6hrs for 500mb.
When I check the graphs ...{See attached (*Blue= Download Green=Upload*)} I am doing over 1mb/sec...
@Martin, the graph is not correct. If you are on 384kpbs, then you cannot exceed that. Even if the graph is polled at local loop, data transfer rate in kpbs is equal to what you subscribe to. I'd re check that graph.
Rgds.
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