What's the speed in the proxy server if... ♪ ?

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If you buy one server or resident proxy server. Speed 100mbit/s (Real speed = ~40mbit/s). And connect it to 5 users. (They use different WiFi networks)

1. What happens when all five users are online and do something in browsers: These 40mbits/s will be available to each user or these 40 will be divided between 5 users (if yes, how) ?

2. Proxy-server capacity is 1gbit/s. But every user has a service provider with a maximum of 100 mmbit/s. If it is divided, how will it happen in this case: 100 is divided by 5 or 1,000 and there is still a balance and more people can be connected?

3. If users of one proxy are located in three countries: Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan. For which country to buy proxy so that the average ping of all users is smaller?

The decision to buy a few proxys isn't good.

Thank you so much for your help.

[Rossere]

1. Speed will be divided into five participants.
2. Same as the rest.
3. It is not a country to look at, but a town that will be relatively equal to the rest of the cities of other countries. This is provided that the number of intermediary points involved is approximately the same, and the means of communication used, as well as the average load. etc. Anyway, as you can guess, these things will have to be read in a pilot way.

It's worth mentioning "to do something in the audience." You can watch transmissions, answer questions or play online. All of this requires different bandwidth because of differences in data that are used in exchange: one important timeliness and not very important is 100 per cent reliability (e.g. sound), others, on the contrary, speed is not important, safety is important, etc. This can be built on intermediate points that distribute flows (distributors). We don't know what kind of construction we're gonna have on the chosen device. It's harder to imagine. You'll have to figure out the same way.