Jow
Well-Known Member
Hi,
I'm a 56K Dial-up MWeb user. I always manage to connect at 50.6K. I use eMule for P2P.
Over the past few months my eMule has been 'shaped' to 4 kB/s combined for downstream and upstream traffic. Whereas previously I could set eMule to download at 5kB and upload at 2kB, now my best ratio is 3kB for download and 1kB for upload due to the 4kB limit.
I would like to know whether my case of P2P port shaping on 56k dial-up is now a standard feature across all 56k ISPs, or is it a limitation set by MWeb and/or their provider?
Also, are there different 56k ISPs who do not shape?
Is this same kind of shaping implemented on 64k ISDN and ADSL services?
I just find it very unsettling that such limitations are being placed on even the cheapest and slowest (ie 56k) internet users.
Regards,
Jow
I'm a 56K Dial-up MWeb user. I always manage to connect at 50.6K. I use eMule for P2P.
Over the past few months my eMule has been 'shaped' to 4 kB/s combined for downstream and upstream traffic. Whereas previously I could set eMule to download at 5kB and upload at 2kB, now my best ratio is 3kB for download and 1kB for upload due to the 4kB limit.
I would like to know whether my case of P2P port shaping on 56k dial-up is now a standard feature across all 56k ISPs, or is it a limitation set by MWeb and/or their provider?
Also, are there different 56k ISPs who do not shape?
Is this same kind of shaping implemented on 64k ISDN and ADSL services?
I just find it very unsettling that such limitations are being placed on even the cheapest and slowest (ie 56k) internet users.
Regards,
Jow