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Hello,<br />
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I am looking for some assistance with bandwidth sizing from folks that might be using Office 365/Exchange Online.<br />
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We are a manufacturing company and considerinig switching to it. &nbsp;We have about 65 mailboxes, and a internet pipe of 15/6 mbps.<br />
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Just wondering if anyone else uses it and what type of connection you have. &nbsp;I've used the calculator, and based on it seems all we need is 2-3 mbps. &nbsp;Not sure how true that is.
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Hello,

I am looking for some assistance with bandwidth sizing from folks that might be using Office 365/Exchange Online.

We are a manufacturing company and considerinig switching to it.  We have about 65 mailboxes, and a internet pipe of 15/6 mbps.

Just wondering if anyone else uses it and what type of connection you have.  I've used the calculator, and based on it seems all we need is 2-3 mbps.  Not sure how true that is.

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