All our servers are Intel P4 2.8 Ghz - 3.06Ghz, each with at least 1024MB DDR SDRAM and 2 hard drives (One hard drive is dedicated just for backups on the server).. All HostingRevolution servers are maintained and upgraded to ensure your services will always be top notch and not using tomorrows technology.

Our servers at present are P4 2.4GHz machines with 1GB RAM and 80GB Hard Drives. Going forward we intend to use DUAL XEON 2.4GHz systems with 1-2GB RAM and DUAL 120GB Hard Drives.

We use custom configured Dell web servers with a minimum of dual 1.4 Ghz Pentium III or higher with 2GB SDRAM. Each web server has dual redundant power supplies and Gigabit NICs for maxium uptime and reliability.

That depends on a number of things: how many people subscribe your feed, how many people download your new file whenever there's a new version, and how large your MP3 files are. The the larger your MP3's, the more bandwidth you will use. The more subscribers you have, the more bandwidth you will use. You can calculate the amount of bandwidth by multiplying the size of your file times the number of susbscribers times the number of times you publish new audio each month.

Keynet' s Server uses Linux O/S, located at Hong Kong's Datacenter, all together equipped with over 1300Mbps bandwith connected to HKIX?BNetplus?BUUNET. We also provide umlimited bandwidth to all out clients.

Before answering this question, you should understand that you never get the full expected speed from a connection. Well, almost never. This is because there is line noise, errors, resends, other traffic other than yours, and avariety of other reasons. Having said that, here's some of the common line speeds, and what they mean in actual bandwidth: Modem - 28 Kbps ISDN - 112 Kbps T-1 - 1.5 Mbps Ethernet - 10 Mbps T-3 - 45 Mbps OC-3 - 155 Mbps OC-12 - 622 Mbps OC-48 - 2.

Bandwidth is like the width of a highway (number of lanes) and the speed is like how fast your car can go on each lane.

The first people who get connected in a new community will likely be sharing a 1Mb peak rate link. This is not a leased line, but a 15-1 business SDSL quality link to the Internet. This is usually suitable up to 20 users. At that stage, if we need to, we put in more gateways as required. The network can have it's own services such as connection to schools, internal web servers, access to "limited" bandwidth and free public hotspots.

Quia strives to work well with as little bandwidth as possible. However, for optimal performance, we recommend that you allow 30-80 Kbps (kilobits per second) of bandwidth for each simultaneous Quia user at your site.

MBit connection directly peering with 14 networks in Atlanta, 1Gbit to Aleron, 1Gbit to Level3, 100MBit to Cogent and a 100MBit to Qwest coming this late summer. Yes. You must have a dedicated IP to use your own private SSL certificate. We can obtain and install a GeoTrust secure certificate on your behalf for a fee of $119.00 per year. If you have already purchased your own certificate we will install your certificate for a fee of $25.00.

HostBreak uses only the highest quality hardware and software on our servers. The reason is actually quite simple. When we use the highest quality products we have less maintenance on our systems and can devote our attention to technical and customer service issues. Everybody wins and our customers feel confident that they are using a quality product.