Application Throttling/Management - Page 26

|Kippa| · 07-10-2008, 22:44

In real terms if Allot was being used for shaping gaming traffic would it make the ping from the user to the gaming server higher, but the game still playable? Or the ping so high that gaming becomes impossible to play?

To be honest if 99% of games are playable just with slightly higher pings then I am not too botherd. If however the pings are so high that gaming becomes impossible then I would have serious issues with it.

Cobbydaler · 07-10-2008, 22:58

Can we please cease the personal abuse.

Debate the facts, DO NOT attack the poster.

Any continuation will result in warnings with possible infraction points.

Thank you...

watzizname · 08-10-2008, 01:31

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Originally Posted by darthlinux

I mean I dont really think Virgin will deploy this unless its just in the really bad areas

One might have expected the same of stm, however this is the underhanded penny pinchers at VM we're dealing with, if its implemented, it'll be nationwide

SimonB79 · 08-10-2008, 10:23

If this application throttling effects my Xbox Live experience then I'm going elsewhere... its as simple as that (and I'm sure others will almost certainly follow)

I already have a BT-Line so that's not a problem

08-10-2008, 12:06

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Originally Posted by SimonB79

If this application throttling effects my Xbox Live experience then I'm going elsewhere... its as simple as that (and I'm sure others will almost certainly follow)

I already have a BT-Line so that's not a problem

Same here I use my BB regulary for xbox live and if I cant play because VM need to save money then bye bye

Sirius · 08-10-2008, 12:24

So do we take the fact that VM have not disputed this, That this time they are infact doing this

08-10-2008, 12:57

They have it installed Sirius as they have admitted, so the post from trax showing its active is just showing its on the network and in no way appilication managing anyone, if there was a trial we would find out about it, I have seen any slow down on my torrents or newsgroups, until I start to see this been affected I aint gonna worry too much

AppleSauce · 08-10-2008, 17:44

Noticing some weird things as of late, If I'm on a game my pings seem to slowly rise from 15/20 to 45/50. After I leave the game I still have 45/50 pings to certain things, then suddenly after I've been off the game for 5 minutes my ping and download speeds suddenly return to normal.

Been going on for the past week, Only seems to be happening 5pm-9pm.

If I don't go on games everything remains the same.

08-10-2008, 18:06

mmm strange I doubt its shaping causing this as gaming you have to connect to a server/host and it all depends where you are connected and how much load is but on the server/host, so once you leave a game your pings will be back to normal

cook1984 · 08-10-2008, 18:40

If only they invested as much energy and money in network upgrades and sorting out their current tiers, instead of throttling, "management" (more throttling) and the utterly pointless 50 meg tier that will only be used by people with chipped modems things might improve.

I have my Be install date now. If I get over 10 meg, it will be bye bye VM.

Ignitionnet · 08-10-2008, 19:57

Those Allot units have been there for years, they were ordered and installed years ago. None of them have ever shaped traffic actively nor will they, some of them aren't even activated.

The 10Gbit Allot SG Omega is presently confined exclusively to the Cable and Wireless LLU interconnects. No evidence of a wide spread trial or rollout on the cable network.

Yes they are there, ntl had all this kit and had to find something to do with it, so something to keep the number crunchers interested and help the application management companies to produce their statistics was the way to run I guess.

I repeat none of those units are actively shaping, some aren't even switched on.

08-10-2008, 20:02

Which I have pointed out a few posts above I have seen no trials heard no about no trials from higher up contacts so really dont see this been rolled out, maybe VM do have some kind of sense

Sirius · 08-10-2008, 20:11

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Originally Posted by Broadbandings

Those Allot units have been there for years, they were ordered and installed years ago. None of them have ever shaped traffic actively nor will they, some of them aren't even activated.

The 10Gbit Allot SG Omega is presently confined exclusively to the Cable and Wireless LLU interconnects. No evidence of a wide spread trial or rollout on the cable network.

Yes they are there, ntl had all this kit and had to find something to do with it, so something to keep the number crunchers interested and help the application management companies to produce their statistics was the way to run I guess.

I repeat none of those units are actively shaping, some aren't even switched on.

Thats good to hear

08-10-2008, 20:17

come sirius if this was been trialled then we would of known about it

Sirius · 08-10-2008, 20:23

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Originally Posted by darthlinux

come sirius if this was been trialled then we would of known about it

Would we ????

Remember STM that was trialed in small select areas first so as not to give the game away