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Customer oversubscription levels
From: Mathew Lodge <mathew () cplane com>
Date: Tue, 28 May 2002 13:29:44 -0700
This might be a dumb question, but I can be sure that I'll be told if that's the case, so here goes:
What's a good oversubscription ratio for customer traffic to global Internet bandwidth these days? I.e., if you have, say 90megs of bandwidth to other transit providers, how much bandwidth, in aggregate, are you selling to customers -- 90? 450? 900?
Do customers care about this? Or do they assume that if they get a T1 to the Internet from you that they have their own T1's worth of non over-subscribed bandwidth to your transit providers?
Thanks, Mathew
Current thread:
- Customer oversubscription levels Mathew Lodge (May 28)
- Re: Customer oversubscription levels Brian (May 28)
- Re: Customer oversubscription levels up (May 28)
- Re: Customer oversubscription levels Stephen J. Wilcox (May 28)
- Re: Customer oversubscription levels Arman (May 28)
- Re: Customer oversubscription levels Stephen J. Wilcox (May 28)
- Re: Customer oversubscription levels Arman (May 28)
- Re: Customer oversubscription levels Brian (May 28)