bandwidth increase is needed

[whl626]

Hi Red,

I read the message that you are going to upgrade your hosting account. That's good news coz it means usingenglish.com is so well-known that only larger bandwidth can handle the ever-increasing site's pupolarity.

More power to you

 

[Red5]

Thank you! :-D

Have a great Christmas and a happy new year! ;-)

:x-mas:

 

[whl626]

I myself have already changed hosts .

 

[claude]

bandwidth increas? that would be great!
then i can access usingenglish forum more fastly.
when do you plan to get the bandwidth increased?

 

[RonBee]

bandwidth increas? that would be great!
then i can access usingenglish forum more fastly.
when do you plan to get the bandwidth increased?

I wouldn't think you would be able to access the forum faster. (That would have more to do with your server.) However, response time is already faster for things like posting messages.

 

[claude]

My server? You mean the out-going bandwidth of my client workstation?

Well, I am not a server, I am a client, though I do have many servers, but in this case, I am a client, you are a server which provides http service to us(thanks you, it is free :wink , that is so called 'C/S" model(Client/server that allows application components to behave as service consumers (clients) and service providers (servers)), or "B/C" model, 'B' is the acroynm for "Background", just the same meaning as "Server".


10M is quite enough to access any sites on this earth currently for a client.
But as the server is concerned, perhaps 10G is still insufficient provide there are tremendous of ppl visiting it at one time.

more detail about C/S can be discovered at:
http://www.networkcomputing.com/netdesign/1005part1a.html

 

[Red5]

Indeed. We will be upgrading to 20Gb bandwidth per month, and a dedicated server.

It should be faster, yes.

;-)

 

[RonBee]

By server I mean the company (or computer) that provides access to the Internet for you. Of course, Red knows more about that stuff than I do.

 

[Tdol]

It is, but it will have reserved access, rather than shared, which should speed things up a bit. ;-)