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Question of the Day: What is your employer's plan for the 30 June protests?
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Dan C
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Yes looking good (apart from the latency which I know is an issue the the southern regions) .
Solid, no packet loss even after an hour of play
Solid, no packet loss even after an hour of play
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Yes looking good (apart from the latency which I know is an issue the the southern regions) .
Solid, no packet loss even after an hour of play
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Looking good!
IPC should be made available in the Southern Regions very shortly. Thanks for hanging in there!
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What data product do you have with us?
Unfortunately we can not single out certain clients that use certain protocols.
If we were to unshape certain protocols on uncapped accounts, they might be taken advantage of.However, realtime services are completely unshaped and this includes HTTPS. Could you give me a more pertinent example? Send me a PM if you would like to add more detail.
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Absolutely beautiful ... http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/4663460672
I am at friends house i think i am gonna cry.
I am at friends house i think i am gonna cry.
What data product do you have with us?
Unfortunately we can not single out certain clients that use certain protocols.
However, realtime services are completely unshaped and this includes HTTPS. Could you give me a more pertinent example? Send me a PM if you would like to add more detail.
Dear AfriFella
The I have PM'd the specific VPN servers and as discussed in the PM it is a corporate VPN product which runs over HTTPS called Cisco Anyconnect. Its a very common VPN amongst corporate companies and we simply cant use it for heavy downloading, company policy forbids and its blocked too via the VPN too.
Im on the 20mbps afrigreen home uncapped account.
VPN traffic is definitely a realtime service so it's not something we would shape. If you've sent all the info to AfriFella (with your username) we'll try to recreate this and test for you)
Absolutely beautiful ... http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/4663460672
I am at friends house i think i am gonna cry.
Is this a 2Mbps line?
Are they?
My Cisco Anyconnect address that I use to connect to a client is using port 443 so it shouldn't be shaped.
We definitely shouldn't be shaping VPN as a realtime service. Just remember that we don't shape by port but by packet signature.
I don't have a date at the moment, but I believe we're already moving in that direction since it looks like AfriGreen is here to stay. Hopefully it will be quick. As soon as I have any info on that, I will share.
Is it still possible to see the signature in HTTPS ?
I doubt it, anything sent/ received via SSL is encrypted traffic.
So we will not be given a chance to try AfriBlue?
I was under the impression that this exercise was all about comparing the two and then chose on the basis of comparable test results.
Nothing has been 100% confirmed at this stage.
TBH it's why I'm holding off on green, and vanilla afrihost is still giving me major lag,packet loss and ping spikes on Battlefield 4. Sooner is better
It can't really hurt using Afrigreen though - you can always switch back to your regular account if need be.
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