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June 4th, 2004, 02:49 PM
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Bandwidth
I have a webpage and my bandwidth is 1250\1000 which means it is 250 over my limit. My question is, 1. is 1250 alot of bandwidth, 2. How can I decrease my bandwidth, 3. What exactly causes bandwidth.
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June 6th, 2004, 05:36 PM
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1. 1250megs - not, but 1250gigs is quite big
 i guess its first one so it's not big at all.2. optimize your pages - images/videos and all the other files that may have big size and may be hosted on your site - try to decrease their size by leaving visual appearance intack 3. it's transfer measuring flow between your site and everybody else... somewhere even FTP transfer is counted in it. so every upload/download will increase it, wheater its reported as uploading pages thru FTP protocol, viewing site thru HTTP, loading images, downloading audio/video stuff etc. cheers,
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