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How much should I expect to pay in bandwidth for two terabyte of transfer per month
I just need a rought estimate of the price. Please don't ask me to hit you up on ICQ.
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2000 GB a month? It depends on your traffic paterns look like, and how you're being billed...but between $400 and $600 would be a fair price for bandwidth.
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600$ for good bw
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Depends if you're doing 95 percentile at a 7mbit average, or paying per gig of actual use. I'd say between $450 - $550.
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For mass traffic (Galleries, avs, TGPs) I would pay max $300 with standard dedicated servers. For critical traffic more depending on uptime required.
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So the minimum amount I shoud be paying is $450 (unmanaged, I assume) and the maximum should be $600 (I guess this would be for a fully managed server)!
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who from - hook me up man :thumbsup |
No, the pricing variation is dependant on the quality of the bandwidth you are looking for and for how you want it measured (Actual or 95th percentile). Mind you, you could most likely pick up a 10mbit box for 600$ that is fully managed - very easily.
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For you, that would be 2 boxes, 2TB traffic for $138 a month. Enjoy :) |
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and http://www.ev1servers.net are two big players that are good for mass traffic. |
If you need multiple servers a good idea might be to spread out among the big player and make sure that they don't host in the same datacenter. That way if one goes down for long you can easily transfer to the other.
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For good quality bandwidth only, you should be paying $600 server is extra. Managed services are extra. Colo fees extra, if you have your own server. But for bandwidth only thats about right. $150/month for managed services and a decent server is not realistic, btw. |
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