I'd actually be curious to see how much Netflix will surge during the day.

An awful lot of people don't actually work efficiently from home, especially if they've never done it before.
How many people will be on the couch with the laptop and the TV on? :)
That could skew the bandwidth numbers by quite a lot.

On 17/3/20 10:51 am, Narelle Clark wrote:
On Mon, 16 Mar 2020 at 23:27, David Smith <[email protected]> wrote:
If I look at a business application such as video conferencing, this seems to 
require
somewhere between 10% (high quality) and 25% (high definition) of the bandwidth
used to stream a HD netflix movie.  These figures are from the Skype bandwidth
recommendations. I would suggest that a person working from home performing a
video conference on their PC or laptop wouldn't require anything more than the 
high
quality stream.  This should also hold true for students accessing an 
educational stream.

Hmm. We've got five adults in this household. Three are studying, two
work remotely, one teaches at a uni (people have multiple roles).
We've got lectures streaming in and soon out. We've got multiple
multiparty video conferences happening throughout the day. Maybe it's
only on average 30% more than the evening netflix/iview consumption,
but I note the neighbours are also doing it, and we have certainly an
increase in upload demand.

Then there's more people staying at home in the evenings watching
video, so that will push the streaming consumption up.

So yes, demand is up across the board. I'm sure a cursory check of
your throughput stats will tell you this.

Narelle
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