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Bandwidth is finite or infinite?
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Yankee
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BW is like the dollars in your bank account. Are they finite or infinite?
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OptionsJammywanks
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I would say its finite, as with most things go with computers. CPU speed, amount of RAM, etc. All finite. Although you can have a lot of it, maybe more than you need for practical use, there is always a finite limit.
Someone tried to tell me that Verizon FIOS had an infinite amount of bandwidth. I tried to correct him by saying "its finite, its A LOT of bandwidth for sure, but its not infinite". People can be difficult sometimes.CCNA Lab: Two 1720's, one 2520, two 2924XL switches
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Infinite??? What would be someone's argument for that?
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Optionswildfire
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Infinite??? What would be someone's argument for that?
The universe is infite therefore the ammount of space available is theoretically infinite!Looking for CCIE lab study partnerts, in the UK or Online. -
OptionsDanman32
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Bandwidth is usually referring to a carrier of some kind. Carriers have limited capacity. When it comes to data, a carrier, whether that be a wire, cable or radio spectrum, can only change states so fast.
