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That's what, up to max. ~300TB / month, at 1Gpbs?

• nik736 8y ago
  1 Gbps = 0,125 GB/s 0,125 * 86.400 (1 Day) = ~10,8 TB per day Theoretically you can also use inbound and outbound at the same time.
• Tepix 8y ago
  648TB (assuming 1GBit up and down each), see https://www.heise.de/netze/tools/bandbreitenrechner/ https://www.heise.de/netze/tools/bandbreitenrechner/
  • chrisper 8y ago
    You can't saturate 1 Gbit up and down at the same time. It would be either 1 Gbit up or down, or 500 Mbit both.
    • gnode 8y ago
      Why? 1GBit Ethernet is conventionally full-duplex.
      • chrisper 8y ago
        Looks like you are right. I must have mixed up something I read recently.
  • Keyframe 8y ago
    I've meant uplink only, but yeah. That's a lot of free bandwidth then!