Broadband Speed /
Connections
|
No of Hrs
|
Max download with Full speed in Hrs (MB)
|
Max download with Full speed in Hrs (GB)
|
1 Mbps
|
|||
1 Mbps
|
1
|
450
|
0.4395
|
1 Mbps
|
2
|
900
|
0.8789
|
1 Mbps
|
3
|
1350
|
1.3184
|
1 Mbps
|
4
|
1800
|
1.7578
|
1 Mbps
|
5
|
2250
|
2.1973
|
1 Mbps
|
6
|
2700
|
2.6367
|
1 Mbps
|
7
|
3150
|
3.0762
|
1 Mbps
|
8
|
3600
|
3.5156
|
1 Mbps
|
9
|
4050
|
3.9551
|
1 Mbps
|
10
|
4500
|
4.3945
|
2 Mbps
|
|||
2 Mbps
|
1
|
900
|
0.8789
|
2 Mbps
|
2
|
1800
|
1.7578
|
2 Mbps
|
3
|
2700
|
2.6367
|
2 Mbps
|
4
|
3600
|
3.5156
|
2 Mbps
|
5
|
4500
|
4.3945
|
2 Mbps
|
6
|
5400
|
5.2734
|
2 Mbps
|
7
|
6300
|
6.1523
|
2 Mbps
|
8
|
7200
|
7.0313
|
2 Mbps
|
9
|
8100
|
7.9102
|
2 Mbps
|
10
|
9000
|
8.7891
|
4 Mbps
|
|||
4 Mbps
|
1
|
1800
|
1.7578
|
4 Mbps
|
2
|
3600
|
3.5156
|
4 Mbps
|
3
|
5400
|
5.2734
|
4 Mbps
|
4
|
7200
|
7.0313
|
4 Mbps
|
5
|
9000
|
8.7891
|
4 Mbps
|
6
|
10800
|
10.5469
|
4 Mbps
|
7
|
12600
|
12.3047
|
4 Mbps
|
8
|
14400
|
14.0625
|
4 Mbps
|
9
|
16200
|
15.8203
|
4 Mbps
|
10
|
18000
|
17.5781
|
8 Mbps
|
|||
8 Mbps
|
1
|
3600
|
3.5156
|
8 Mbps
|
2
|
7200
|
7.0313
|
8 Mbps
|
3
|
10800
|
10.5469
|
8 Mbps
|
4
|
14400
|
14.0625
|
8 Mbps
|
5
|
18000
|
17.5781
|
8 Mbps
|
6
|
21600
|
21.0938
|
8 Mbps
|
7
|
25200
|
24.6094
|
8 Mbps
|
8
|
28800
|
28.1250
|
8 Mbps
|
9
|
32400
|
31.6406
|
8 Mbps
|
10
|
36000
|
35.1563
|
10 Mbps
|
|||
10 Mbps
|
1
|
4500
|
4.3945
|
10 Mbps
|
2
|
9000
|
8.7891
|
10 Mbps
|
3
|
13500
|
13.1836
|
10 Mbps
|
4
|
18000
|
17.5781
|
10 Mbps
|
5
|
22500
|
21.9727
|
10 Mbps
|
6
|
27000
|
26.3672
|
10 Mbps
|
7
|
31500
|
30.7617
|
10 Mbps
|
8
|
36000
|
35.1563
|
10 Mbps
|
9
|
40500
|
39.5508
|
10 Mbps
|
10
|
45000
|
43.9453
|
12 Mbps
|
|||
12 Mbps
|
1
|
5400
|
5.2734
|
12 Mbps
|
2
|
10800
|
10.5469
|
12 Mbps
|
3
|
16200
|
15.8203
|
12 Mbps
|
4
|
21600
|
21.0938
|
12 Mbps
|
5
|
27000
|
26.3672
|
12 Mbps
|
6
|
32400
|
31.6406
|
12 Mbps
|
7
|
37800
|
36.9141
|
12 Mbps
|
8
|
43200
|
42.1875
|
12 Mbps
|
9
|
48600
|
47.4609
|
12 Mbps
|
10
|
54000
|
52.7344
|
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Time taken by a normal broadband service to download a file in MB/GB - detailed
Time taken by a normal broadband service to download a file in MB/GB
Many of us have questioned as
“Which broadband plan
is better for me?”
“Which plans to choose for internet connection?”
“What should be check before buying an internet / broadband
connection?”
“Should I buy an unlimited bandwidth plan or limited
bandwidth plan?”
“How to calculate data downloaded by me from
internet/broadband connection”
“How much we can download on my Broadband connections per
hour”
This post will finally help you to understand broadband
concept and help you in buying the best broadband / internet plan for you…
Here I will explain how much data you can download on
different Broadband speed. It all
depends on broadband speed you opt for.
This also helps us in limiting our usage, if we are using Limited
bandwidth connections. (Like 5 Mbps till 20 GB then speed limits to 512Kbps or
so on)
Please note: Every
broadband connections do not provide continuous / fixed speed all period of
time of connection, they vary time to time, thus transfer rate (at which data
file is downloaded) also varies.
Thus it is not guaranteed that below speed is
what I MUST get; it depends on the
fluctuations on speed/ transfer rate of internet connection….
Following table will
help you to understand which broadband plans will satisfy your needs.
Broadband
Speed / Connections
|
Transfer
rate
|
Max
download with Full speed In 1 hour
|
128 kbps
|
16 KBps
|
56.25 MB
|
256 kbps
|
32 KBps
|
112.5 MB
|
512 kbps
|
64 KBps
|
225 MB
|
784 kbps
|
98 KBps
|
344.53125 MB
|
1 Mbps
|
128 KBps
|
450 MB
|
2 Mbps
|
256 KBps
|
900 MB
|
4 Mbps
|
512 KBps
|
1800 MB (1.75GB)
|
8 Mbps
|
1024 KBps (1 MBps)
|
3600 MB (3.51GB)
|
16 Mbps
|
2048 KBps (2 MBps)
|
7200 MB (7.03GB)
|
32 Mbps
|
4096 KBps (4 MBps)
|
14400 MB (14.06 GB)
|
Thus if you have a broadband connection as 1 Mbps, you will
be able to download 450 MB Max to max in one hour.
For detailed chart of Download Per hr Click here
For detailed chart of Download Per hr Click here
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
IIS Port numbers?
80 is the default port for HTTP traffic
21 is the default port for FTP for sending and recieving
data.
443 is the defaulr for SSL traffic
port 25 smtp
FTP: 20, 21,
SMTP: 28,
HTTP: 80,
SSL:443,
DNS: 53
POP3:110
SMTP:25
NNTP:119
IMAP:142
SSL port no:
HTTP: 443
SMTP:456
POP3:995
IMAP:993
NNTP:563
LDAP:636
80 is the default port for HTTP traffic
21 is the default port for FTP for sending and recieving
data.
443 is the defaulr for SSL traffic
port 25 smtp
FTP: 20, 21,
SMTP: 28,
HTTP: 80,
SSL:443,
DNS: 53
POP3:110
SMTP:25
NNTP:119
IMAP:142
SSL port no:
HTTP: 443
SMTP:456
POP3:995
IMAP:993
NNTP:563
LDAP:636
Monday, February 1, 2010
Updating a set of rows in Sql Server : How to use While loop in Sql Server
Declare @PubId int
set @PubId = 1046
Declare @NewsId int
set @NewsId = 7026
Begin Tran T2
WHILE (@NewsId <= 7125)
BEGIN
update MstReports
set ReportCode = 'Ovum' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),@PubId)
where NewsId = @NewsId
print @newsid
SET @NewsId = @NewsId + 1
SET @PubId = @PubId + 1
IF @NewsId = 7126
BREAK;
END
rollback
or
commit
set @PubId = 1046
Declare @NewsId int
set @NewsId = 7026
Begin Tran T2
WHILE (@NewsId <= 7125)
BEGIN
update MstReports
set ReportCode = 'Ovum' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),@PubId)
where NewsId = @NewsId
print @newsid
SET @NewsId = @NewsId + 1
SET @PubId = @PubId + 1
IF @NewsId = 7126
BREAK;
END
rollback
or
commit
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