Bandwidth Limitations Clause Samples
The Bandwidth Limitations clause sets a maximum threshold on the amount of data that can be transmitted or received over a network connection within a specified period. In practice, this clause may restrict users to a certain number of gigabytes per month or limit the speed of data transfer once a cap is reached. Its core function is to manage network resources efficiently and prevent excessive usage by any single user, thereby ensuring fair access and maintaining service quality for all users.
Bandwidth Limitations. ▇▇▇▇ Sound Student Residence provides a shared, load-balanced connection of 50 Megabits Downstream, and 2 Megabits Upstream. All transfers are tracked for usage tracking and legal liability purposes. We ask that you refrain from using peer-to peer network such as Ares, BitTorrent, or otherwise when connection speeds are limited due to peak usage. There are limitations to how much you can download monthly. Over 50 gigabytes per month will be billed directly to the student at $1.00 per gigabytes to a maximum of 100 gigabytes at which time your Internet Service will be suspended for the remainder of the month.
Bandwidth Limitations i) The bandwidth configured for the circuit cannot exceed a peak of 100 Mb/sec.
ii) Customer bandwidth is limited to 5 Mb/month as measured by the Data Center’s 95% billing methodology.
Bandwidth Limitations. RMC will endeavor to provide Resident with Broadband Service and Resident must comply with these bandwidth, data storage and other limitations on the Services. Customer may not use the Services in a manner that place disproportionate burden on the network or impairs the Service received by other Residents or other customers of Roseland Management Company, L.L.C. (RMC). Resident shall not connect servers or routers to the network. This speed needs to be established each December for the next school year and should be changeable with some notice.