Bandwidth port suitable for my usage?

[Nattawat]

My server is consuming about 4000GB monthly bandwidth (and it keeps increasing). What do you think would be a suitable bandwidth port I should get for an uninterrupted bandwidth flow?

Nattawat Reviewed by Nattawat on 28th Jun 2010. Bandwidth port suitable for my usage? My server is consuming about 4000GB monthly bandwidth (and it keeps increasing). What do you think would be a suitable bandwidth port I should get for an uninterrupted bandwidth flow? Rating: 5

[accyuklad]

dedi server you need

[bhanuprasad1981]

100mbit port should be enough at this point ,100mbit is rougly 33tb which is nearly 8 times of your usage, if still your users think server is slow for them upgrade to 1000mbit

[WebKobra]

Yep, like bhanuprasad1981 said. A 100 Mbps port can only consume max ~33 TB / month. You are ok for now.

[Nattawat]

dedi server you need

I'm already on a dedicated server.

100mbit port should be enough at this point ,100mbit is rougly 33tb which is nearly 8 times of your usage, if still your users think server is slow for them upgrade to 1000mbit

Would that be a dedicate port, share port, something similar, or doesn't matter? I've seen they throw around many words when described about their bandwidth port they offer, and I'm confused by its similarities.

[DLow]

@ Nattawat

That would be basically what you probably have now if your on a dedicated server, The Datacenter would just offer unmetered bandwidth which in some countries is very costly.