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Connectivity Volume xTb vs Connectivity Volume xMbps (flatfee)
Looking at moving server to new host because
of increasing overage charges. Have found plans ranging with various hardware options: Connectivity: Volume xTB to Connectivity: Volume xMbps (Flatfee) Dont understand what the pros and cons are vis a vis flatfee volume vs connectivity volume if 1Mbps ~ 320Gb. For example, (assume hardware ~ equal) at low end can get: 10Mbps for ~ $100 per month vs 1Tb for ~$100 per month. Dont understand why "volume: xTB" even offered or why anyone would get xTB over xMbps. Explanation given, which I cant relate to is: "Bandwidth is the highway and Datatraffic is the flow of cars using the highway. If there is 1 car, is does not matter if you have a 1-lane or 10-lane highway. However, if there are 10.000 cars on a 1-lane highway, you might want to get that 10-lane highway instead." So which is which or ? If someone could explain this clearer would be much appreciated... thanks |
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