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Simply put, in the case of a webpage the host site typically places a bandwidth limitation on a website it provides space for. This limit includes all downloaded content from views of webpages located on that website. In otherwords if a webpage is say one mega byte of content ( I know this is a rather large figure ) and a host limits their free webspace to 100 mega bytes of bandwidth, it means that page will be available for 100 views and after that the host will no longer display the page ( Page Not Found Error ). Most of the pages on my site are reasonably small bandwidth but it has exceeded the bandwidth limations of hosts before. Most host sites simply divide the bandwidth limitation up on a daily or hourly basis so that if one hour/day the page sees many requests it may run over the bandwidth limits and then be back the next hour or day depending on the hosts settings. So what does this all mean to you? It simply is a round about way of saying if you find a page unavailable on one server to please attempt to use one of the other sites provided. At this point in time all the pages except the NHYRVANA hosted pages have the standard free host limitations on bandwidth for the given server/host. I am not aware if their is a bandwidth restriction on the NHYRVANA hosted pages or not. Given the content and purpose of these pages as well as the fact the pages do not provide me with any income or other gain except for any practice in making them I get, they are hosted without cost to me. I do not have any plans to purchase webpage hosting at this time for the pages. This means the pages in most cases may have banners and other ads since they are hosted freely and not on paid hosting with the exception of the NHYRVANA page(s). The space for this is provided by NHYRVANA. I have little or no control over the content of any ads content or any web bugs on other host sites. I strongly recommend the use of programs to defeat webbugs, and popup windows. The links for those programs are found on my website. |
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-Jo ( aka easy2confuse )
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