> in webhosting, the data about disc-space and bandwidth, are in GigaBITS, correct?
As Qube said, bandwidth, etc. is supposed to be measured in Gigabytes. And as Gabriel says, Gb is Gigabits so if a host says "Bandwidth = 500 Gb", and not GB you should contact them to make sure it's Gigabytes.
> How much bandwidth do you think is ok?
As a general guide, I got this from Netfirms Plus, Advantage and Business hosting plans.
- 500 GB data transfer for light to moderate visitor traffic.
- 2,000 GB data transfer for a busy website.
- 3,000 GB data transfer for busy websites with multimedia.
So 500 GB should be ok, but in case you do exceed that you should go with a host that lets you upgrade to a better bandwidth.
OT: I thought you'd given up with Tecno. Really great job on finishing it!
As Qube said, bandwidth, etc. is supposed to be measured in Gigabytes. And as Gabriel says, Gb is Gigabits so if a host says "Bandwidth = 500 Gb", and not GB you should contact them to make sure it's Gigabytes.
> How much bandwidth do you think is ok?
As a general guide, I got this from Netfirms Plus, Advantage and Business hosting plans.
- 500 GB data transfer for light to moderate visitor traffic.
- 2,000 GB data transfer for a busy website.
- 3,000 GB data transfer for busy websites with multimedia.
So 500 GB should be ok, but in case you do exceed that you should go with a host that lets you upgrade to a better bandwidth.
OT: I thought you'd given up with Tecno. Really great job on finishing it!