The number of communication channels with a load of one subscriber 0.03 Earl?

Question

Computer networks

If I have 6000 subscribers who need to provide Internet at a speed of 10 Mbps and it was calculated that one ab generates a load of 0.0323 Earl, then how many communication channels are needed in this case?

Answer 1

Judging by what is written in the wiki about earl, the bandwidth per subscriber in your case will be 10 * 0.0323 = 0.323 Mbps. For 6000 subscribers, 1938 Mbps will be obtained, i.e. almost 2 Gb/s.
Add here another ~30% (~2.5Gb / s) of bandwidth and order such a communication channel from Provo.