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Yeah so we also monitor capacity at peak times, which is always a Sunday evening in realtime. It's the line providers responsibility to manage their portion, how they do so is different per provider it seems and they will almost never admit to it being an issue. Usually they are aware and the issues go away by themselves as they upgrade kit or licenses etc.Firstly, thanks so much for your quick intelligent response.
My thinking was that packet loss is a good indicator that you may be exceeding your capacity for short intervals (assuming small buffer sizes on network equipment). This may not show up in your capacity measurements if their interval duration is too long.
The example of 1GB etc was just to explain that you may exceed your capacity for any interval smaller than you are measuring it (it appears you already understood this)
Additionally exceeding capacity for your Internet bandwidth is obviously irrelevant if your capacity is exceeded between you and one of the last mile providers. How is that monitored and where does the responsibility lie in upgrading capacity between you and last mile providers?
Thanks in advance.
If they admit to an issue it usually attracts refund requests which is why it's never admitted to.
