ASSIA and INTERLEAVING needs to go.

I have and they do not want to help me the slightest bit.
Roobir said:
Have you tried reporting the problem? I'm sure someone can assist you with your problems.
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I do understand your point, but if the network management tool is giving so many people such a hassle why keep it?
MickeyD said:
Why not build your own network and not use any type of network management tools?
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Not the most no, but it should be enough for telkom to understand to let customers choose if they want it or not?
MickZA said:
Don't have a problem with it myself and I think the major bitching is coming from gamers - not exactly a majority on the net.
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MickeyD said:
If you get more than 110 000 negative votes (10%) you might get Telkom to glance at it.
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Well lets hope it happens.
 
Let me give you some guidance before you beat yourself up on this...

You need to focus your attention on the area where it will hurt Telkom the most. They recently announced a R1 million sponsorship for the Telkom Gaming League. Find the relevant articles and scour them for names of Telkom executives, etc. mentioned in them.

Then address your (valid) concerns regarding latency, which impacts gaming negatively and ask them how they expect gamers on DSL connections to compete on an equal footing with guys on mobile, LTE-A or even fibre connections.

Ask them what steps can be taken to make the gamers happy. Trust me, they know all about the negative impact on gaming...

Focus...
 
MickeyD said:
Let me give you some guidance before you beat yourself up on this...

You need to focus your attention on the area where it will hurt Telkom the most. They recently announced a R1 million sponsorship for the Telkom Gaming League. Find the relevant articles and scour them for names of Telkom executives, etc. mentioned in them.

Then address your (valid) concerns regarding latency, which impacts gaming negatively and ask them how they expect gamers on DSL connections to compete on an equal footing with guys on mobile, LTE-A or even fibre connections.

Ask them what steps can be taken to make the gamers happy. Trust me, they know all about the negative impact on gaming...

Focus...
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:)
 
Thinking about this.
MickeyD said:
Let me give you some guidance before you beat yourself up on this...

You need to focus your attention on the area where it will hurt Telkom the most. They recently announced a R1 million sponsorship for the Telkom Gaming League. Find the relevant articles and scour them for names of Telkom executives, etc. mentioned in them.

Then address your (valid) concerns regarding latency, which impacts gaming negatively and ask them how they expect gamers on DSL connections to compete on an equal footing with guys on mobile, LTE-A or even fibre connections.

Ask them what steps can be taken to make the gamers happy. Trust me, they know all about the negative impact on gaming...

Focus...
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My focus has been off gaming for quite some time so for me latency isn't the major issue although lower ping is always a good thing. My issue is that my line now syncs at 60% of what it did quite happily before.
 
Seems like it is mostly gamers being affected so we will have to try something.
Flanders said:
My focus has been off gaming for quite some time so for me latency isn't the major issue although lower ping is always a good thing. My issue is that my line now syncs at 60% of what it did quite happily before.
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