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Hi Warped,
As per my PM, I'm taking up your situation with our Client Services Mananger.
MWB.
Capacity Planning 101hahaha its rather foolish to give the masses a service, label it as unlimited food, and then expect them not to eat as much as they possibly can, MWEB took too many steps too quickly here, and now the food has run out
Doubt they will release any such info, since there are probably no set times... they cannot predict the behaviour of users, which is what affects the network.@MWeb,
Still waiting for your official response as to what the time span is for "off-peak" on a daily basis and weekends. As stated before, it's completely random. It only became usable after 24h00 this morning, which is really late for "off-peak". People are also being completely blocked from services like news servers, rapid share and the like during the day, i.e not even shaped or throttled, just complete denial of service. What is your response to this?
+1There will be some type of growing pains for any service of this magnitude, if your not happy then cancel and go with Afrihost or Vox, its that simple!
ROFL, love it!wooooooohoooooo. where are the handlebars for this thing .. im managaing 0.1kb/s with torrents
EDIT: 0.2 kb/s .. warp speed
Yes, noticed this too. Not good... maybe he / she was just busy or in meetings the whole day, or offMWEB was quick to respond initially, now that the paw paw hit the fan, why are you so quiet?
Well done and Thanks!MWEB said:Hi All,
Firstly apologies for the lack of response today, have only been able to pop in every now & then.
MWEB are well aware of the current capacity constraints on non-priority bandwidth (torrents, news, rapidshare etc.) and are pushing hard to alleviate the situation. The severe levels of shaping being experienced on non-priority traffic is not the norm, however this does not mean line speed all the time is either.
The non-priority bandwidth crunch is a result of a mismatch between additional capacity being bought online and the migration of the existing user base together with the unprecedented demand for new signups. Migrations/sales have got a bit ahead of new capacity deployment necessitating that we squeeze the non-priority traffic to maintain reasonable performance for the service as a whole.
We expect to have the situation rectified in the next few days, however we are reliant on Telkom commissioning the (already delayed) additional capacity. In the mean time MWEB has temporarily paused the migration of existing users until this initial capacity expansion is complete (to be followed by additional capacity expansions). Our engineers are also investigating way of fine tuning our bandwidth management policies to improve performance of non-priority traffic.
We ask for a little more patience, MWEB is still commited to delivering the most compelling price-to-performance uncapped offering to the market.
MWB.
It is up, check on http://www.mweb.co.za/adsl - Sign Up NowAmonRe said:Glad to hear now we just need a proper online form signup.
So you saying a Giant company like Mweb has all these problems while afrihost is gliding threw without a hitch
It is up, check on http://www.mweb.co.za/adsl - Sign Up Now
pro-rata AFAIKSorry, for another question:
I'm planning to cancel my TelkomInternet account and move to uncapped.
Now, I would have to cancel my Telkom account the 31st, to avoid being charged for April. But if I subscribe for Mweb on the 31st, would I be charged by mweb for a whole month's usage or is it pro rata?
Thanks!
Sorry, for another question:
I'm planning to cancel my TelkomInternet account and move to uncapped.
Now, I would have to cancel my Telkom account the 31st, to avoid being charged for April. But if I subscribe for Mweb on the 31st, would I be charged by mweb for a whole month's usage or is it pro rata?
Thanks!
400-430kBps...What rates are you getting right now?