Is there a way to check how big in mbps is my hosting really is or I just have to trust them?
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you mean how much you use or how much they claim their network potential is?
Your use = MRTG
Thier network capacity = Router MRTG
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Ask to get access to your MRTG, assuming you have a dedicated server. If you have a virtual account the only measurement will be Gigs.CelebPay: Promote Celebrity Reviews
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No I mean if you got a 10/mbps pipe than how can I really know if it's 10/mbpsDeadComment
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Uhm.... you need to look at MRTG. WHEN your websites gets lots of traffic and the traffic lines go up close to 10Mbits, it means you're using 10Mbits.
I know this explanation sounds like fucked up but oh well
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Check your ICQDeadComment
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