> Alan,
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> On Mon, 4 Sep 2006 09:25:21 +0100, Alan B. Pearce wrote:
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> > > I have just been emailed by BT (my broadband supplier) to tell me tha=
t I
> > > have gone over my monthly bandwidth by 18gb (how i don't know but I h=
ave a
> > > whole family using the connection on 4 pc's LOL )
> > =

> > Sheesh - what are you doing to over-run it by 18GB - and what is the
> > allowable amount anyway ??
> =

> And do they publish the allowable amount?  It's not mentioned in their
> adverts...

Do you have an open WLAN?

Anyone looking at TV or a lot of video snippets through the broadband? Thos=
e =

video publishing sites seems to get more and more popular these days.

Does anyone in the network use torrent or DC clients to download movies? 4.=
5 GB =

per movie.

Any malicious software that uses a lot of your bandwidth? Someone using you=
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computer and internet connecion as a proxy when doing illegal things to hid=
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their real address.

Any non malicious software that uses a lot of your bandwidth. The type that =

borrows your bandwidth and computer power when it acts as a screensaver.

/Ruben

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Ruben J=F6nsson
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FAX INT +46 40947388
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