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    Bandwidth Usage
    Published Jul 10, 2024

      Bandwidth Usage

      Not having enough bandwidth can be a major issue for individuals and businesses, as it effects the rate of transferring and viewing content.  Having too much also can be a concern if you are paying for resources that are never used.  Fortunately, your Support Portal has a great tracking tool where you can view exactly what you are using to make sure you have the proper bandwidth amount for your needs!


      Here is how to find that tool:

      1. Once you have logged into your Support Portal, locate the Menu on the left hand side of the screen.  From there, select the '+' sign to the left of the 'Device Manager' option to pull down a sub-menu.  The first option of that sub-menu reads 'View Devices.'

       

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      1. Your Devices that you have will be listed on the main portion of your screen.  Simply locate the device you need to get the bandwidth data for, and select the hyperlink under the 'Device Description' column.

       

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      1. From there you can see information about the device, along with a 'Bandwidth Monitoring' graph providing you with a visual of what your usage is over the past month.

       

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      1. If you need to look further back into your usage history, selecting the graph will create a popup window that will give you the options to view your Data from a custom time period to better see the trends that you have had.

       

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