Answer 1)your space is how much room you have for phots. code etc. It will normally be listed as MB or GB. For a rough
idea, I just looked at a medium sized wordpress site and it takes up about 300MB. I have a game site, with
7000 flash games, and that uses about 6GB. Transfer is how much data goes in and out of your site.1 to 2 GB of
data transfer will handle most small to medium sites.
This Answer was submitted by Sasquatch Hosting, Inc - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
Answer 2)These are limits set by your host which restrict your use of the server you are hosting on.
Space and Bandwidth refer to the amount of megs or gigs you can use of the hard disk. Data Transfer
generally relates to the number of visitors to your site - as each time someone visits your site - you are
actually sending/transferring data to them so they can view your site and/or information.
This Answer was submitted by Duty Free Hosting - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
Answer 3)Web space is the allocation of available resources to put your websites data in. Bandwidth is the amount of
available resources for people to access your website.
This Answer was submitted by ZoomActive.com - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
Answer 4)Space = Hard Drive space assigned to your account, this includes the size of your scripts, images, emails, and
database space used. Our R1Soft backups do not count against your space as this is on a different server and
is a feature we provide our customers to ensure their data is safe.
Bandwidth/Data Transfer is how many gigabytes of transfer you have per month. If you have 30 gigabytes of
transfer then that means you can use that much during the month. Most accounts will not go over this with
normal forum/blog usage. If you try to host files for others to download especially large ones you could
exceed your limits, if it's just between a few family members or a gaming group then normally there's no
issue.
This Answer was submitted by Front Range Hosting - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
Answer 5)Space is the allocated environment for your server/network equipment in a data center.
Bandwidth is the rate in which data is transferred.
Data Transfer is the amount of data transferred in a period.
This Answer was submitted by M9 Systems - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
Answer 6)Space or Webspace - The available storage at the hosting server. Maximum space for you to upload your images,
.html etc. Like your hard disk.
Bandwidth/Data Transfer - The available rate of transfer. Transferring your content shown on your webpage
such as images, .html web pages etc, to visitors require bandwidth.
Example: You hosted your images on a server to show to your visitors. A Visitors stumbled upon your site,
and in order for the image to be seen, the server actually needs to transfer/load the images on the visitor's
screen. This rate of transfer is actually calculated.
This Answer was submitted by TrickyHost - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
Answer 7)Space often referred to as Disk Space, or Storage, is the amount of memory available for you to store files
on, such as your websites files. This is often represented in Gigabytes (GB).
Bandwidth or Data Transfer is the amount of memory that can be filled by your traffic downloading your
site's files as it's viewed. Having larger site files will increase the rate of consumption of bandwidth.
This Answer was submitted by Radster Hosting - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
Answer 8)First, space is the amount of "storage" you receive from your web host. The amount of space you receive
determines how many and/or how large the files you may upload to your site that it can hold. These files can
be web pages, photos, videos, mp3's, or even compressed files such as .zip.
Bandwidth/data transfer is the amount of bits and bytes that you are allowed to have coming and going from
your website. Most web host measure this in megabytes or even gigabytes. For example: The megabyte is a
multiple of the unit byte for digital information storage or transmission with two different values depending
on the context: 1048576 bytes, generally for computer memory; and one million bytes, generally for computer
storage.
This Answer was submitted by Mommas Hosting, LLC - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
Answer 9)Space is how much you can store on your website, bandwidth is how much traffic your website can take.
HostWinds offers unlimited bandwidth with all of our packages!
This Answer was submitted by HostWinds - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
Answer 10)Space refers to the disk space your hosting account is allowed to use, this includes space used by your
hosting files (images/html/php/etc), database storage and the disk space used by new and stored email.
Bandwidth is the maximum throughput of a network connection or allowance measured in bits per second, most
servers are physically connected at 100 Mbit/s or higher. Bandwidth quotas are commonly billed on 95% to allow
for small usage peaks without penalisation.
A transfer limit is the quantity of data which can be served over a period of time and is normally measured
in megabytes (MB) or gigabytes (GB) per month.
This Answer was submitted by Othello Technology Systems Ltd - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
Answer 11)These limits of of no concern to customers of 4 a Better Host 4aBH.com because we offer Truly Unlimited
Hosting for $5 a Month
This Answer was submitted by 4 a Better Host - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
Answer 12)Space is the amount of room you are provided with on a web server for you to place your files.
A small web site will need between 10 and 100MB of disk space, a very large one can be 1000's of MB.
Expect each HTML page to take up between 5 and 100K of disk space on your web server, depending on the use
of images or other space consuming elements.
If you plan to use lots of images or graphic elements (not to mention sound files or movies), you might be
needing much more disk space.
Data transfer/Bandwidth is the amount of data you can transfer between your websites and your visitors. It
also covers the data transferred via your email accounts and FTP.
A small sized web site will consume between 1GB and 5GB of data transfer per month.
You can calculate this by multiplying your average page size with the number of expected page views per
month. If your average page size is 30K and you expect 50,000 page views per month, you will need 0.03MB x
50,000 = 1.5GB.
This Answer was submitted by Pipe Ten Hosting - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
Answer 13)The amount of data that is send from the server is measured in terms of Bytes. The data transfered for every
such request is calculated and summed up. The total size of data that can be transferred over the period of a
month is usually controlled by the web hosting provider called as \"Bandwidth Limit\".
This Answer was submitted by Binary Technologies - If you found it useful, please consider them as your host
All Frequently Asked Questions & Answers above are copyright of the respective authors. You may NOT copy any of the above to use on your own website or in your forums. You may however link to this page as a resource for the answer if you deem the answers are appropriate.
To link to this page please use the following code.