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iSquashed P2P
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WebhostingTalk
Expert Member
In the previous email I stated that I have full signal and my http downloads run at 130kbs.
But still he thinks it’s my signal
Pilgrim
Wugger
Send him an email back asking him what signal your http runs on and what signal p2p runs on. Perhaps you need to buy a p2p antennae or point your antennae at a p2p tower.
I would love to see the reply to that
Ekhaatvensters
Executive Member
Send him an email back asking him what signal your http runs on and what signal p2p runs on. Perhaps you need to buy a p2p antennae or point your antennae at a p2p tower.
I would love to see the reply to that
Hahah they'll probably think you know what you're talking about and agree, seeing as they have no clue.
They like to make you happy, even when they are just plain lying.
WebhostingTalk
Expert Member
Thank you for contacting our Iburst helpdesk. My name is Lebohang and I will be handling your request.
With regards to your request of peer to peer, please find the information requested below.
iBurst shapes network traffic so that all applications and data types have a fair share of the available bandwidth based on the relative demand providing preference to protocols and applications which are interactive in nature, in order to optimize users’ online experience. P2P protocols are unfortunately extremely data hungry and without traffic management these applications would utilize an unfair proportion of the available network resources, which will affect the Internet access experience for the majority of subscribers. iBurst does not block P2P protocols. Access to these protocols is limited and mostly depends on the availability of files to be downloaded and the traffic at that particular time.
Regards
Lebohang Mpeta
Email Helpdesk Consultant
iBurst Instant, Fast, Wireless Internet
Tel : 0861 iBurst(428778)
Fax : 086 503 9111
Email : [email protected]
Web : www.iburst.co.za
Address : 66 Park Lane, Sandton, 2196 PO Box 651921, Benmore, 2010
With regards to your request of peer to peer, please find the information requested below.
iBurst shapes network traffic so that all applications and data types have a fair share of the available bandwidth based on the relative demand providing preference to protocols and applications which are interactive in nature, in order to optimize users’ online experience. P2P protocols are unfortunately extremely data hungry and without traffic management these applications would utilize an unfair proportion of the available network resources, which will affect the Internet access experience for the majority of subscribers. iBurst does not block P2P protocols. Access to these protocols is limited and mostly depends on the availability of files to be downloaded and the traffic at that particular time.
Regards
Lebohang Mpeta
Email Helpdesk Consultant
iBurst Instant, Fast, Wireless Internet
Tel : 0861 iBurst(428778)
Fax : 086 503 9111
Email : [email protected]
Web : www.iburst.co.za
Address : 66 Park Lane, Sandton, 2196 PO Box 651921, Benmore, 2010
Basjohn
Expert Member
Again exactly same bullcrap I was told....but then 3 emails later he admits theres a problem! I even forwarded my mail to Webhosting so someone else could see.
Now I'm even being ignored by the helpdesk :/