Base — Backhaul & Assumptions

Capacity calculation: GB Consumed → Average Mbps → Busy-Hour Multiplier → Peak Mbps → Capacity Threshold
Example: 1000 = 1 Gbps symmetrical
Capacity warning threshold. Example: 70% of a 1 Gbps circuit = 700 Mbps.
Used to convert monthly GB consumption into average Mbps.
Peak demand = average Mbps × this multiplier. Start with 1.5 and refine using real traffic data.
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How the capacity calculation works

The model first estimates how much purchased data is actually consumed. Monthly consumption is converted into continuous average Mbps. The Busy-Hour Multiplier then estimates peak network demand. Peak demand is compared with the Maximum Desired Peak Utilization threshold of the dedicated backhaul.