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Determining bandwidth

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Subject: Determining bandwidth
From: Marc Abel <m-abel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 30 Oct 2005 08:46:56 -0500
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If my log says

Oct 30 08:40:17.801 [notice] Average bandwidth: 9562004613/296511 =
32248 bytes/sec reading
Oct 30 08:40:17.801 [notice] Average bandwidth: 10574671010/296511 =
35663 bytes/sec writing

do these figures represent bandwidth consumed, or useful bandwidth
delivered?  At the indicated rate, I'm on target for 166 GB per month.* 
I have to pay $$$$$ if I reach 200, so I'm curious how much overhead to
add in order to see what my ISP believes.

Marc

*Anyone trying to reproduce my figures needs to know that my "month" is
365.24 / 12 days, and my "gigabyte" is 2^30 bytes.

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