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Unlimited Bandwidth and Inodes

HelioHost offers unlimited inodes. As well, we do not meter users' bandwidth consumption so this is in essence "unlimited bandwidth". However, please note that if you start pushing in huge amounts of traffic you will undoubtedly push your limits on resources we do meter, such as memory and CPU usage.

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	== Unlimited Bandwidth ==		== Unlimited Bandwidth and Inodes ==

	HelioHost ~~does~~ not meter ~~its~~ users' bandwidth consumption~~. This~~ is in essence "unlimited bandwidth". However, please note that if you start pushing in huge amounts of traffic you will undoubtedly push your limits on resources we do meter, such as [[:Suspension_Policy#Account_Load_Limits \| memory and CPU usage]].		HelioHost offers unlimited inodes. As well, we do not meter users' bandwidth consumption so this is in essence "unlimited bandwidth". However, please note that if you start pushing in huge amounts of traffic you will undoubtedly push your limits on resources we do meter, such as [[:Suspension_Policy#Account_Load_Limits \| memory and CPU usage]].