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ericthehalfbee I Will not Admit my Addiction to RS Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: North Vancouver Posts: 584 Thanked 194 Times in 59 Posts Failed 164 Times in 42 Posts	Website/Server Stress/Bandwidth Test... How would one go about seeing how well your shared hosting holds up with multiple users and a lot of bandwidth (downloads)? I know lots of hosting companies offer all sorts of packages, many with unlimited bandwidth. But how will their servers hold up if I have a popular site that could have a large user base and lots of bandwidth? I thought of hosting some free porn, but don't want to violate any terms with my hosting company. Any ideas? Advertisement

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