On 22/12/04 09:36 +1000, Laird Breyer wrote:
On Dec 21 2004, Barry Shein wrote:
At this point there are only two choices, either block at the ingress
(e.g., blocking network blocks and similar), or begin charging around
$1000/month for e-mail accounts to pay for the bandwidth and hardware
necessary to keep up with the unfettered flow (essentially, a
dedicated server with a dedicated T1 per mailbox.)
Since you're an ISP, could you indicate roughly the numbers you are
talking about (per user if you like)? How many inbound raw mails per
day? How much total mail data (megabytes) per day? How much total
traffic of all types per day?
I don't know if the list already has discussed those kinds of numbers,
but I'd like to get an idea of the current order of magnitude of the
problem, from the provider's POV. If others have numbers to share for
ISPs, let's hear them too.
August numbers for work:
http://nixcartel.org/~devdas/minute.png
I'll try and get the new numbers out and displayed on the official
website.
Devdas Bhagat
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