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RE: BB exchange triggers?



>With some decent traffic management this can be handled easily, and since
>it'd be residential users you wouldn't see all of them online 24/7 :)

No, but at peak times - say 6pm to 10pm, when most ppl are likely to be
hitting the net, then you may not get very much of that phat pipe.
Depends on usage - ppl surfing the web won't give a monkeys as it's a
relatively slow thing anyway, but if u live in a community of online gamers,
then the connection may well be seriously mashed - and if some of them are
_Student_ gamers then you _will_ get it hit 24/7, as these types never sleep
:-D


Tony




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