Afrihost ADSL capacity increase gets delayed

So MTN NS notworking out so well then are they, I would just like to say. I told you so...

IS aren't having any issues getting more IPC yet MTN is, MTN is lying to you not Telkom
 
AfriMan said:
I've dealt with a few suggestions of what we could do - and I don't think what has been put forward is practical or viable.

I think I've also gone through our reasons for not using the network status for this purpose.

http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthr...d-Feedback?p=12459250&viewfull=1#post12459250
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But no mention at all of IPC capicity problems on your website is not acceptable either. You cancelled a client who said it was deceitful and dishonest, yet you do nothing to counteract that impression.
 
Necuno said:
Lies!
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Why would you tell me I'm lying?
If I made a mistake, then correct with the relevant facts, but why yell that I'm lying?
I will accept that I'm wrong with regards to the post if you point to the correct info, but please provide proof that I'm lying.

i based my comments on these posts and my interpretation of it and experience with that account till early February:

Please read a bit more carefully. The minute we get word from relevant service providers, no matter what time of day or night or weekend or public holiday, we will implement. But, until they execute our commercial order to some point, there is not much we can do to improve e.g. p2p or Netflix.
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http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/369314-Telkom-Internet-Uncapped-User-Feedback/page529

The point is that it is not supposed to internal politics, it is supposed to be commercial agreements (we give them most of our revenue), but I believe we get treated the worst of all of their big customers.
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http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/369314-Telkom-Internet-Uncapped-User-Feedback?p=11927671&viewfull=1#post11927671
 
Sinbad said:
Isn't IPC the bridge between the adsl ATM network and the ip based real world?
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IPC is essentially the bridge between Telkom's ADSL last-mile infrastructure and an ISP's own network infrastructure. IPC is how an ISP gets their data down your telephone line. If ISP's were allowed to place their own network infrastructure in Telkom's exchanges (aka Local Loop Unbundling) then IPC wouldn't be necessary, but unfortunately the current situation is that only Telkom has access to the local loop, and IPC is how Telkom shares the local loop with other providers.
 
deweyzeph said:
IPC is essentially the bridge between Telkom's ADSL last-mile infrastructure and an ISP's own network infrastructure. IPC is how an ISP gets their data down your telephone line. If ISP's were allowed to place their own network infrastructure in Telkom's exchanges (aka Local Loop Unbundling) then IPC wouldn't be necessary, but unfortunately the current situation is that only Telkom has access to the local loop, and IPC is how Telkom shares the local loop with other providers.
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Very good explanation. Will copy and paste this in future :)
 
Afrihost have now put a notice in this regard on their website network status. Thumbs up.
 
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