Win 2k Users, what's the largest you've seen under "received" in your Local Area Connection Status?

[prodigy]

Start >> Settings >> Network and Dial-up Connections >> Local Area Connection
I'm not sure if you can check this in Windows 9x.

Right now I've been connected for 3 days 11:15:34, and I've received 1,495,700,705 bytes.

 

[fdiskboy]

Careful, you're going to wake up the Linux snobs.

 

[BoberFett]

Dunno much about Win2K, but I've had NT4 servers running for several months transferring several gigs per hour.

 

[Windogg]

We had a Novell server here at work that was up for 2 years until a extended power outage downed it. The thing would move around 10GB+ of data a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Personally I had a W2K Server running over 120days (suck having to move to a new place) that also ran FTP, proxy, and Shoutcast. I think it was WAAAAY past 100GB when finally shutdown.

 

[ratkil]

heh heh, with my connect speed, I could be up for years and probably still not pass 100 meg...........

 

[noxipoo]

he said w2k users, not routers of course some companies server will move gigs per day. anyway, my other computer has been on for 3 weeks on my dsl connections at home and has received about 50 gigs. (yeah i dl non stop) i think 5 gigs of it is intranet so it doesn't count.

 

[prodigy]

Hehe, yeah I meant on a more personal level.