A minimum of 60kbps is required for using mobiVoIP over narrowband with GSM codec, while 160kbps is required for wideband connections to use G.711 codec. Data connection speed for your device can be known by taking a speed test from http://www.dslreports.com/mspeed

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.

Yes. All websites have a maximum bandwidth limit of 10 gigs for the standard package and 20 gigs for the Advanced and Premium packages. If a website exceeds the bandwidth limit, we charge an overage rate of $5 per gigabyte.

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.

It's very difficult to analyze those requirements because of all the variables added by FastBIT. However, the basic formula is pretty simple: Take the expected size, in MB's, of the data you might see in a day, divide it by the amount of seconds in the day and divide that number by 8 to obtain MB/Sec Bandwidth. This will result in the required bandwidth (MB/Sec) needed to sustain 100% load throughout the day.

While evaluating your service, we will determine the correct bandwidth required for your number of employees and locations. The system will be provisioned and installed to ensure voice quality and the number of users and/or data being transmitted won't have an effect on voice quality. VoIP calls require 90Kb for the first and 64Kb (up and down) for each additional concurrent call. Most ordinary small office routers are capable of handling 5 simultaneous calls.

The minimum bandwidth requirement for DigiPhone is 256Kbps download, 64Kbps upload. However, if you plan to surf the Internet and download information while using your DigiPhone service, we recommend 512Kbps download/96 Kbps upload.

Almost any computer capable of running Internet Explorer 5.x, or Internet Explorer 6.x, can be used to access Webmail. You may be able to use Netscape Navigator 5.x or higher, but the configuration is not supported. The recommended web browser is Internet Explorer 6.x or higher. Note that Windows 95 users will not be able to utilize many of the features of webmail.

RADIUS requires a computer running any version on Microsoft Windows (98, 2000, NT and XP) with at least 128 MB RAM and at least 500 MB free space in the C: drive. Although internet access is not required, since the program is updated regularly, it is preferable to install RADIUS on computers that have internet access. RADIUS 3.2 has NOT been tested with either Microsoft Vista operating system (any version) or Microsoft Office 2007 .

Online classes typically require a bandwidth of 40k or less. They are encoded for a 56K modem. Typically, if you are using a 56K modem and are connecting to your ISP at greater than 40K there aren't any problems.

A - In the video screen right click and select statistics if a box pops up and says statistics are not available you either cant get connected or are on a connection that doesn't meet our minimum requirements.

Bandwidth On Demand (B.O.D.) is a mechanism to decide the number of channels used when dialing up to the Internet. If network speed is a concern ( e.g. downloading files), then two channels maybe utilized. On the other hand, only one channel maybe used if costs should be minimized. The procedures to utilize are classified according to product types. See DrayTek Taiwan FAQ for details.

VQube uses upto 20 kbps of bandwidth while you are in a call. User can see the quality of bandwidth on VQube during the call as, “Excellent”, “Good”, “Average”, “Poor” and “Very Poor”. With an average network quality, you can have a reasonable conversation.