So how much bandwidth does a masternode need anyway? How high is the traffic in GByte/month that goes thru a masternode on average and is ONLY darkcoin related?
I thought it can't be that high, ... so maybe the server was (ab)used for something else besides darkcoin?

I have two root servers, where I pay a fix amount of money every month, and where I get a constant access to a 100 MBit line. I use those servers for all my projects etc.. and plan on installing two masternodes on those servers when the time has come.
Is this advisable? Or should I have completely dedicated servers for the masternodes ONLY (nothing else running on the machines). I really assume that the traffic that goes thru masternodes is completely negligible compared to other things, and should therefor allow for other services to run on those servers, why not? Right?

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PM El Presidente. I bet he would know.

Report back. Be interested to know what the deal was.

Looks like the ship is sinking for dark coin.

I see, thanks for the calculation. I assume the ~750MB/month (~375MB/month) is just a typo and you meant ~750GB/month (~375GB/month), right?
Or the 100kb/s is wrong, or that it is constant, but something doesn't add up.

100kb/s constant means 8.6 GB/day, means 250 GB/month, right?
So 100kb/s down plus 200kb/s up would get me to the 750GB/month, that's why I assume that's what you meant?

Yeah, everything is dead. We're all dead, in a long run. Despite being dead myself, I just bought some more Darkcoins, for the fuck's sake, if nothing else.

This is the most exciting freedom & privacy related technological development in ages. Enjoy being a part of it and stop whining.

Isn't Evan in Arizona?

Would seem like a good outing for The Foundation gang.

Ah - looks it's the "lazy b*strd meets conceited c*nt" post.

ok, thanks for the slap down - point taken - but it happens that this thread contains a substantial amount of discussion about AWS due to the fact that so many masternodes are hosted on it and for that reason I didn't consider it an off-topic post. Other user's experiences are at least as useful as what an employed support person tells you.

I'll try the front door.

Man, you're just too quick!  Good'un!