What does the bandwidth column indicate, and why does it vary in format from one location to the next?

A: Because of the different network configurations and market localities, bandwidth is listed under one of three formats:

  • Metered traffic + port speed (ex: 10TB @ 100Mbps)
    • This means that you may use up to 10TB of traffic per billing month, to a speed of up to 100Mbps. 
  • Unmetered traffic + port speed (ex: Unltd @ 1Gbps)
    • This means that your downloads and uploads are not counted, and that you may use a speed of up to 1Gbps. 
  • Bandwidth speed / port speed (ex: 10Mbps/100Mbps)
    • This means that while your downloads and uploads are not counted, you are only allowed to use 10Mbps for 95% percent of the billing month, and are allowed to burst beyond 10Mbps for 5% of the billing month, or approximately 36 hours in total.
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