Well, for what it's worthMy limit should be quite high, since I have a T1
at home cos the missus is doing a PhD in Oxford
and we have a uni house. Its sitting on my
own server.
Although they do get narky when I use
P2P software (but that was transferring 20Gb+ a day)
(at home cos the missus is doing a PhD in Oxford
and we have a uni house. Its sitting on my
own server.
Although they do get narky when I use
P2P software (but that was transferring 20Gb+ a day)
flibz,
Fri 1 Feb 2002, 5:27,
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can we move the b3ta server to your place then?... as we may/or may not need to move from my employers server at some point.
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rob,
Fri 1 Feb 2002, 5:48,
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I'll have to look intothe uni bandwidth usage policy first - certainly don't want b3ta turned off...
Also, my server is also my client, so I would have to rebuild one of my other PC's
as a server. Otherwise my photoshopping may interfere with the server somewhat...
Drop me a mail, we'll discuss requirements etc. Currently running Cold Fusion 5
(which I develop on for a living btw) and a shitty MS Access DB
(Also, my server is also my client, so I would have to rebuild one of my other PC's
as a server. Otherwise my photoshopping may interfere with the server somewhat...
Drop me a mail, we'll discuss requirements etc. Currently running Cold Fusion 5
(which I develop on for a living btw) and a shitty MS Access DB
flibz,
Fri 1 Feb 2002, 5:56,
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er.. it's probably not realisticB3ta is a bandwidth hog. We transfered 43GB of data in Jan 2002. Do you still want to talk?
( rob,
Fri 1 Feb 2002, 6:22,
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I'll have to checkacceptable bandwidth usage.
Any ideas on peak usage per hour figures ?
(Any ideas on peak usage per hour figures ?
flibz,
Fri 1 Feb 2002, 6:32,
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