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Hi,<br />
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We have a web application which allows users to upload files.<br />
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I wish to know the essential factor of bandwidth required on the server where it is going to be hosted.<br />
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To be assumed that around 1000 users are hitting the website and are uploading the files on the website simultaneously; what should be ideal bandwidth available to server to handle this kind of load. <br />
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The total size of the website files is around <br />
652 KB for ASPX files and <br />
35 MB for the dll files inside the bin folder<br />
4 MB for images and other files<br />
39 MB is total size of all files on website.<br />
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Single user can upload max of 15 files, each file not more then 2 MB in size. So not more than 30 MB from a single user for upload.<br />
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I have an understanding that server bandwidth requirements are vital when users download from the website and not much important when users upload to the website. Is this correct?<br />
<br />
Ketan.
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Hi,

We have a web application which allows users to upload files.

I wish to know the essential factor of bandwidth required on the server where it is going to be hosted.

To be assumed that around 1000 users are hitting the website and are uploading the files on the website simultaneously; what should be ideal bandwidth available to server to handle this kind of load. 

The total size of the website files is around 
652 KB for ASPX files and 
35 MB for the dll files inside the bin folder
4 MB for images and other files
39 MB is total size of all files on website.

Single user can upload max of 15 files, each file not more then 2 MB in size. So not more than 30 MB from a single user for upload.

I have an understanding that server bandwidth requirements are vital when users download from the website and not much important when users upload to the website. Is this correct?

Ketan.

Bandwidth / CPU Usage Requirement

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Web Servers

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