hypercleats Posted February 4, 2011 CID Share Posted February 4, 2011 This is the first time I've been to TestMy.net. I signed up and starting testing DL and UL. Just now I got this error message: (TEST LIMIT REACHED) Sorry, but you've transfered 2.47 GB in tests in the last 24 hours which is over our limit of 2 GB per day. This is to protect against abuse of our service. Details: 13 Tests averaging about 190 MB per test for a total of 2.47 GB. If you feel that you've received this in error please contact us. The odd thing is that I added up all the bandwidth from all 13 tests I did and it came to about 26MB. How did 26 Megabytes turn into 2.47 GIGAbytes? The error message says that I did 13 tests with an average of 190MB per test! Ridiculous! I used 3MB, 6MB, and once I used 12MB for DL -- all the UL tests were from 1-3MB. 13 tests total. The numbers are off by an order of magnitude. I think there may be something amiss with the site's calculations of test bandwidth usage. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CA3LE Posted February 4, 2011 CID Share Posted February 4, 2011 This is the first time I've been to TestMy.net. I signed up and starting testing DL and UL. Just now I got this error message: (TEST LIMIT REACHED) Sorry, but you've transfered 2.47 GB in tests in the last 24 hours which is over our limit of 2 GB per day. This is to protect against abuse of our service. Details: 13 Tests averaging about 190 MB per test for a total of 2.47 GB. If you feel that you've received this in error please contact us. The odd thing is that I added up all the bandwidth from all 13 tests I did and it came to about 26MB. How did 26 Megabytes turn into 2.47 GIGAbytes? The error message says that I did 13 tests with an average of 190MB per test! Ridiculous! I used 3MB, 6MB, and once I used 12MB for DL -- all the UL tests were from 1-3MB. 13 tests total. The numbers are off by an order of magnitude. I think there may be something amiss with the site's calculations of test bandwidth usage. Sorry about that... that's not supposed to come up... I just uncommented (it's a programming term) a line about an hour ago on accident. ... I've fixed the issue, you're all set - CA3LE Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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