How does server bandwidth affect network speed?
Server bandwidth: M/S, which is the total amount of data that can be transmitted per unit time. Some people say that this is the network speed of the server.
Bandwidth does not refer to the traffic limit of the host you purchased, but refers to the incoming and outgoing bandwidth of the computer room where the server is located.
For example, I rent a server with a bandwidth of 30Mbps. Can our network speed reach 30M/S?
This is definitely impossible. 30M refers to the bandwidth capacity of the server, not the network speed.
Many people think that speed and capacity are the same thing. In fact, network speed ≠ network capacity. Network speed is actually the result of bandwidth and delay.
The 30M bandwidth actually refers to the width of the data pipe, not the speed of data transmission.
Transfer rate is measured in latency, and the wider the pipe, the less latency you'll experience loading web pages and transferring files.
Bandwidth is measured in Mbps or megabits per second.
When you open Thunder downloads, there are two bandwidth numbers: download speed and upload speed.
It's actually uplink bandwidth and downlink bandwidth, because download speed is the most important to most people.
Upload speeds are even lower unless you're sending files.