kripstoe
Expert Member
+-120KB/s on 4Mb line
EDIT: 27GB usage this month
EDIT: 27GB usage this month
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Does anybody have info regarding the Business uncapped? Is it running @ 25% ?
It has nothing to do with capacity otherwise it would have been like the last month on IS when everything is affected. Browsing, youtube and rapdishare is not being throttled. The problem is the fixed QoS rules.
Fact : afrihost are befuddling us with conflicting information, and removing impared ADSL status from their website hoping most customers won't notice or be confused enough to just believe whatever they say.
The qos just decides what gets shaped. When you are getting shaped then how much you get is dependant on capacity. They can't fix the rules to give you more, since they only have that 25% odd each to hand out. If 50% of their traffic was YouTube, they could add that to the qos mix, and slow it down, and the rest would speed up so (warning example) so we all got 40% of the line when shaped. If they had the bandwidth to hand out to everyone at the same time they would, there is no benefit on making you run slower if they have unused bandwidth during that time. The guy that posted under you gets it (new_in_za). Fact : afrihost are befuddling us with conflicting information, and removing impared ADSL status from their website hoping most customers won't notice or be confused enough to just believe whatever they say.
+-120KB/s on 4Mb line
EDIT: 27GB usage this month
mine is also 60KB on a 2mb line, when I usually get around 215KB
And that's how shaping should work, however, we've all noticed that we're being throttled to approx 23% of line speed on ALL protocols, which is not shaping, it's throttling, and it's about as sophisticated a network management tool as using a sledgehammer is to knock in a nail.
Clearly its throttling if 1mb = 30kB/s 2mb = 60kB/s and 4mb = 120kB/s from what ppl have posted.
Either they have lowered the bar of whats considered 'abuse' to somewhere around 20GB, or they're just telling the people they've been throttled for usage as an easy excuse for ****ty speeds