I use 0.4MBps as shown in the Graphs section. My plan is for 2TB per month. Have I enough monthly bandwidth? Thanks

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I use constant bandwidth - what would be the maximum MBps I could use within a 2TB plan?
I work out that 0.4MBps works out at 0.460602430=1,036,800 MB or just over 1 TB - but I have no confidence in my calculation.
Help much appreciated,
Thank you.

Answer 1

Aprexer August 28, 2017

Digitalocean servers are currently unmetered.

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tech0affccd9dd6a7645010f34 August 28, 2017

Thanks, hard to believe but it is true :-)
Still, for future use, is my calculation OK?
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Answer 2

tech0affccd9dd6a7645010f34 August 28, 2017

Thanks, hard to believe but it is true :-)
Still, for future use, is my calculation OK?
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Answer 3

gc948486cbc56b8 September 1, 2017

Set up vnstat to get an independent measure of your traffic.

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