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Hey guys!
I am wondering about what your boards use in bandwidth? Here is mine: URL: http://www.bilforumet.net Members: 25500 Threads: 137.000 Posts: 1.570.000 Users online while checking bandwitdh load: 350 Bandwith out: around 4.000 KBP/S Bandwith in: around 300 KBP/S If you wonder how it is measured search Google for a Bandwith monitor (for your linux), install it and see what you get. I used a program called iptraf. It might be already in your system. Try yum install iptraf then iptraf "Detailed interface statistics" Marius Show Your Support
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Requests 201 req/s
Traffic 1.53 Mbyte/s Yey! hehehe |
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There were over 3000 users online I think
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I really cant understand how i get 5MBIT/S when i only got 300 or so? I dont even have enabled attachments.
What do you use to measure? Are you on linux? |
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5mbit/sec = 0.6mbyte/sec
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If your on shared/vps hosting, it maybe reading the whole server and not your account
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I want my forum to be like that ...
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Nice btwBTW: I have found out my board hits 5MBIT sometimes during high load. Usually its around 4MBIT load.
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