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prince_zeepress · 08-09-2009, 15:28

Depends on your usage.

According to my VoIP provider (Sipgate) a 1 hour call uses 70-80 Mb of bandwidth. So if you were on the 'phone continuously for the full 5 hours of the evening management period you would use 28% of your upstream quota & 11% of your downstream.

I've been using VoIP on my 10M connection for a couple of years now, and not found this a problem.

08-09-2009, 15:28	#18
prince_zeepress Inactive Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 27	Re: Caller Display "No Longer Available" after port Depends on your usage. According to my VoIP provider (Sipgate) a 1 hour call uses 70-80 Mb of bandwidth. So if you were on the 'phone continuously for the full 5 hours of the evening management period you would use 28% of your upstream quota & 11% of your downstream. I've been using VoIP on my 10M connection for a couple of years now, and not found this a problem.