Bandwidth

From JumbaWiki

Bandwidth is the amount of information downloadable from the server over a prescribed period of time. In essence, it is the rate [data/time], but the time in this case is not seconds but rather a month or a week. So this rate is not like 56K or broadband, etc., which are also bandwidth but are measured per second. Jumba quotes a monthly bandwidth limit for each plan, for example 2GB/month. If visitors to the website download a total greater than 2GB in one month, the bandwidth limit will have been exceeded and your account will be suspended.

Technical note

What is commonly called "bandwidth" (both on this site and widely in the web hosting industry) is technically data traffic or web traffic. The technically correct meaning of the term "bandwidth" is data rate, or the maximum capacity of a data channel (for example an ADSL connection).

See also

• Web and FTP Stats
• JumbaHosting
• HotLink Protection

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