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Subject: bandwidth utlization of an email server
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I am wondering if any of you email/web administrators have some advice
about users:bandwidth averages. For instance, how many users (email and
web) do you run for a certain amount of bandwidth. I know it cant be
exact but I am feeling around for estimates.