[NTLUG:Discuss] ntlug.org network usage

[Chris Cox]

Rick Cook wrote:
> On Monday 10 March 2003 21:18, Chris Cox wrote:
> 
> 
> Not to contradict Chris, however:
> 
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> We currently have two "good" servers. A 300Mhz one donated by Bynari that is 
> currently at thePlanet.com handling the ntlug.org traffic and a 500Mhz 
> VARstation donated by VA Linux (at the time) that is sitting in my Library at 
> home acting as my occasional x86 play toy (not that I have had any time to 
> play lately - and it is really supposed to be a ntlug.org "backup"). Both are 
> some type of tower case that wold be 4U if laid on their side.

Oops... yes... we do have the other server.  My bad.
>  
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> 
> Change the M's to G's and the 100 to 10 and that's a closer description of the 
> http bandwidth. The smtp and nntp bandwidth (on a total per month basis) seem 
> to be in the noise.

I stand corrected.  Rick is correct.  Which is sort of unfortunate.
6G is pushing the edge of "basic" services for most.

Thanks for the corrections Rick!!
(wouldn't Rick make a good President?)

Overworked,
Chris