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answered Apr 15 '17 at 16:01 Geehan
I have a similar setup (3G connection on a remote Ubuntu laptop).
While I agree there is no "typical" answer (it depends both on your own usage, as well as sshd/ssh options like "keepalive" frequency, ssh compression & perhaps other ssh options), I've been able to reduce my basic idle ssh bandwidth to 0.2 - 0.3MB / hour (works out to 200MB/month).
I've used tcpdump and then wireshark to visualise and measure my bandwidth usage (in addition to the interface's RX bytes/TX bytes using ifconfig).
0.2 - 0.3MB bandwidth on my rig is with the following options: TCPKeepAlive no (sshd server, sshd_config) and ServerAliveInterval 180, ServerAliveCountMax 40, TCPKeepAlive no (on the client, i.e. ssh_config)
Hope this helps, if not you, then other users with a similar setup.
No caso de desenvolvedores que precisam fazer uso permanente via 3G em servidores, as configurações padrões podem não ser as mais custo-eficiente. Otimizações aqui podem fazer diferença no bolso.