Hi,
This is directed at MrBeep but any comments would be appreciated.
Newly arrived in SA and a bit new to all the various traffic control methods deployed here.
With regard to the OpenWeb Gold Uncapped (or any other OpenWeb service where relevant) - how does the shaping work?
Specifically, I am not a heavy downloader but I do use a lot of non-standard ports and need quality connections during the day to connect to my workplace, i.e. RDP on several non-3389 ports (we use port forwarding for the firewall to distinguish which machine we are remoting into), or some Lync ports that are not common like 5061, 444 etc.
Does shaping target specific P2P ports (or using SPI, specific protocols) in which case I would be fine - or does it give priority to specific ports (80, 443, 25 etc) and relegate everything else - in which case I'm screwed
Any enlightenment greatly appreciated.
This is directed at MrBeep but any comments would be appreciated.
Newly arrived in SA and a bit new to all the various traffic control methods deployed here.
With regard to the OpenWeb Gold Uncapped (or any other OpenWeb service where relevant) - how does the shaping work?
Specifically, I am not a heavy downloader but I do use a lot of non-standard ports and need quality connections during the day to connect to my workplace, i.e. RDP on several non-3389 ports (we use port forwarding for the firewall to distinguish which machine we are remoting into), or some Lync ports that are not common like 5061, 444 etc.
Does shaping target specific P2P ports (or using SPI, specific protocols) in which case I would be fine - or does it give priority to specific ports (80, 443, 25 etc) and relegate everything else - in which case I'm screwed
Any enlightenment greatly appreciated.