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Not if there are no references to external data in the web pages.
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Not if there are no references to external data in the web pages.

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There are no references to the external data.<br />
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Everything is within the local server
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There are no references to the external data.

Everything is within the local server

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-We have an website with following links in our office network:<br />
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&nbsp; Lan URL: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; <a href="http://192.168.0.1" rel="ugc">http://192.168.0.1</a><br />
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&nbsp;Wan URL: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;http://hello.abc.com<br />
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&nbsp;- The above website is hosted in a server which is within our office network.<br />
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Now if all the computers in the local network use &nbsp;the above &nbsp;WAN Link to use the website,<br />
&nbsp; does it use our Internet bandwidth ?<br />
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&nbsp; (or)<br />
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&nbsp;Since the server is within our network, either links will not use our internet bandwidth ?
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-We have an website with following links in our office network:

  Lan URL:       http://192.168.0.1

 Wan URL:      http://hello.abc.com


 - The above website is hosted in a server which is within our office network.

Now if all the computers in the local network use  the above  WAN Link to use the website,
  does it use our Internet bandwidth ?

  (or)

 Since the server is within our network, either links will not use our internet bandwidth ?

Does running an intranet website(with WAN link) use internet bandwidth ?

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