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Bandwidth and data-transfer are often confused, they both refer to the transfer of data in and out of your servers network card. "Data-Transfer" refers to the actual quantity of data transferred (for example, if a cdrom contains 700mb of files, and you upload 700 mb of it to your server, you data-transfer will be 700mb). Bandwidth refers to the speed of data being transferred. The speed of data transfered is monitored, at the end of each month and average is worked out. A good comparison would be with a car - a car travells 50 miles, 50 miles would be your "data-transfer", alternativly you could measure based upon the cars average speed, this would be your "bandwidth". Most of our dedicated servers are billed based upon data-transfered.
Who owns the server hardware?
What operating system can I have on my dedicated server?
What control panels can I have on my dedicated server?
Who pays the software licensing costs?
What payment methods are accepted?
What is Bandwidth or Data-Transfer?
Is my connection capped or rate-limited?
Can I run xyz game server?
Can I have a custom specification server?
I have more than one server, can I have a LAN?
What if my server requires a reboot?
What if I lock my self out of the server?
How long does it take to setup?
Is there a minimum contract?
Where are the servers located?
Are the IP addresses UK listed?
Can I set reverse DNS on my IP Addresses?
Do you provide any backup solutions?
What are the additional bandwidth charges?
Is the server burstable at busy times?
Can I telephone you?
Can I run VOIP on the server?
Do you provide KVM over IP?
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