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How is bandwidth measured?

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How is bandwidth measured?

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Demon network facilities will measure and throttle your bandwidth in and out of the DVS on a second by second basis, restricting the maximum flow of traffic at your configured limit.

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Bandwidth is measured from the control panel – from the same system that you can access via your control panel’s administrative section.

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• Actual bandwidth Usage – Some hosts will bill you for the total transfer sent to your server and from your server. • 95th Percentile – 95th percentile disregards the top 5% of bandwidth measurements over the billing period. Thus bandwidth spikes which are short in duration are disregarded. Large attachments in an email could cause a bandwidth spike which falls into the top 5%. • Note if your hosting provider has a flat network (i.e. Does not user Dedicated VLANs) your bandwidth usage will be increased by another server on the same switch if it broadcasts data. A good example of when this happens is when a server is compromised for a virus like the SQL slammer virus.

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We measure bandwidth at the port onto which your server is connected to the Public Network. This means, all traffic to and from the server is counted. When you establish a VPN connection directly to the server using our Private Network, the bandwidth accrued there is not counted.

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Bandwidth is measured by polling the switch port for your server every 5 minutes to measure both the in and out bandwidth usage. WebIntellects bills by actual usage and NOT 95%. This provides you with more bandwidth for a cheaper price.

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