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#180465 9-Sep-2015 19:31
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Hi

I just logged in and checked my data usage and notice that I used over 100gb in 1 day!!!

We normally don't use this much, is there any way that I can narrow it down as the usage number is summed by day only and I cant drill down even by time, would be useful...

I logged serviced desk call but get the usual reply

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  #1384589 9-Sep-2015 19:39
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I used 490gb that day on my UFB connection.

It is not uncommon to use that much data to be honest especially when peoples internet getting faster. If you're not already on an Unlimited plan then I'd advise you to do so. If that usage is very abnormal for you then run Malwarebytes on all your computers.




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  #1384614 9-Sep-2015 20:26
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Luckily we are on UFB unlimited and we have Malwarebytes installed, we normally only use ~ 15gb per day on Saturday so not that much





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  #1384618 9-Sep-2015 20:27
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is your wifi secured?



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  #1384676 9-Sep-2015 22:38
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Removed a few off topic banter. Don't need this.





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  #1384821 10-Sep-2015 10:31
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hbngan: Hi

I just logged in and checked my data usage and notice that I used over 100gb in 1 day!!!



Is anyone on your connection a gamer? 
I ask this because its possible your connection got DDOS'ed and this will drive your inbound data skywood.

But as you said your on an unlimited plan so there's nothing to worry about.




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  #1385224 10-Sep-2015 20:10
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Thanks all, all good now, got the logs of orcon by time, all appear ok, must be combo of gaming/streaming etc

obviously compare to other users my 105gb is a drop in the ocean!!!

 

Dare I say, what are other users using that can suck so much data and at strange times of the day???




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  #1385234 10-Sep-2015 20:25
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hbngan: Thanks all, all good now, got the logs of orcon by time, all appear ok, must be combo of gaming/streaming etc

obviously compare to other users my 105gb is a drop in the ocean!!!

Dare I say, what are other users using that can suck so much data and at strange times of the day???


I am a Linux Systems Administrator by trade so... Linux ISO's! :)




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