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Jonathan90 29-09-2008 08:39

Definitely something going on here.
 
Well what do we have here its before 10am so no throttling right? and even if i hit STM at 8:59 it would have finished at 1:59 correct? well check this out.

http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...7959&v=5154008

http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...8090&v=5154017

http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...8158&v=5154021

New STM limits in place?

300 KB Down
15 KB Up

Woot.

Please don't ask for modem levels etc this that and the other. Cause this is clearly not my problem.


Gonna reboot modem lol worth a try.

whydoIneedatech 29-09-2008 08:51

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jonathan90 (Post 34644391)
Well what do we have here its before 10am so no throttling right? and even if i hit STM at 8:59 it would have finished at 1:59 correct? well check this out.

http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...7959&v=5154008

http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...8090&v=5154017

http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...8158&v=5154021

New STM limits in place?

300 KB Down
15 KB Up

Woot.

Please don't ask for modem levels etc this that and the other. Cause this is clearly not my problem.


Gonna reboot modem lol worth a try.

Call Tech Support and they can check your connection.

Raistlin 29-09-2008 08:51

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jonathan90 (Post 34644391)
Please don't ask for modem levels etc this that and the other. Cause this is clearly not my problem.

If it's clearly not a problem with anything at your end then the best thing that you can do is call VM.

If you're sure there's nothing wrong with your modem, and nothing wrong with your computer, then there's little that anybody here can do to help and little further advice that they can give you.

Jonathan90 29-09-2008 08:56

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Just saying 3 tests solid 2.4 mb connection and i know speedtest sites aren't all that reliable but i'm just gonna wait it out if it doesn't go back normal later on i will ring them up.

bit dodgy though don't u think.

btw my modem levels are out i think but it gives me a solid 10mb connection so whats not broken don't fix it.

So yeah it sucks lol

Just wanted to see if anyone knew about an early morning STM or anything like that.

from the screenshots above thats clearly not oversubscription in my eyes anyway

more tests.

http://i33.tinypic.com/2ev5dac.png

http://i36.tinypic.com/jaaool.png

xspeedyx 29-09-2008 09:37

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
check your on 10MB because this is strange and if your modem levels are out then tech support can get tech to sort this, worth a try mate just post your modem configs here

Jonathan90 29-09-2008 09:42

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
*Sigh* not trying to be rude and i know your trying to help but still Had 10mb like 2 days now (wolverhampton area)

downlaoding at full smack 1.1MB

this was me
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/at...31-not-bad.png

Btw this is config

SW Download INIT - Via Config file cm-10240-512

Signal To Noise Ratio 43.2 dB
Power Level 21.3 dBmV

am i right in saying they are out of their bounderies?

if so its been like this for months its not a problem

ex-telewest

Sirius 29-09-2008 10:07

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jonathan90 (Post 34644408)
*Sigh* not trying to be rude and i know your trying to help but still Had 10mb like 2 days now (wolverhampton area)

downlaoding at full smack 1.1MB

this was me
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/at...31-not-bad.png

Btw this is config

SW Download INIT - Via Config file cm-10240-512

Signal To Noise Ratio 43.2 dB
Power Level 21.3 dBmV

am i right in saying they are out of their bounderies?

if so its been like this for months its not a problem

ex-telewest

Been downloading solid since 6.30 this morning. Just stopped the download to do a speed test, This is what i get. Now if that's a shaped connection then i have no complaints.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2008/09/2.png

http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...3612&v=5154489

Mon, 29 Sep 2008 09:10:05 GMT

Test 1: 1024K took 458 ms = 2235.8 KB/sec, approx 18423 Kbps, 17.99 Mbps
Test 2: 1024K took 436 ms = 2348.6 KB/sec, approx 19352 Kbps, 18.9 Mbps
Test 3: 1024K took 435 ms = 2354 KB/sec, approx 19397 Kbps, 18.94 Mbps
Test 4: 2048K took 937 ms = 2185.7 KB/sec, approx 18010 Kbps, 17.59 Mbps

Overall Average Speed = approx 18796 Kbps, 18.36 Mbps


To repeat this test from the source server click here.


So far as i am concerned there has been no change to the stm in the northwest

xspeedyx 29-09-2008 10:21

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
I WOULD WHERE YOUR EXTRA 2.5 MB complain complain lol

Ignitionnet 29-09-2008 10:25

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Modem levels are out on downstream but that you are pegged at bang on STM'd level for upstream and it's so consistent suggests pretty strongly that you're STM'd.

Find out from TS if you are being traffic managed as seems likely. Considering the reports of people finding themselves not managed when they expect to be it's certainly not beyond the realms of possibility that VM are having a play with the traffic management or even that there's bugs in the code which have recently come to light.

Jonathan90 29-09-2008 11:03

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Load of crap i say they should get it right with something as serious as STM

---------- Post added at 11:03 ---------- Previous post was at 10:58 ----------

Btw nyone got a link to were the down and up speed stm'd i nkow that i get 128 k up isn't it supposed to 192 on 10mb?

Kymmy 29-09-2008 11:12

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
It's 75% throttled which equates to 128k, 20Mb STM'd upload equated to 180-190Kb

LINK

Jonathan90 29-09-2008 11:18

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Cheers for that.

Gary L 29-09-2008 11:33

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
They are throttling out of hours.

Hi Jillian,

It would appear you have been STM'd outside of the monitoring period, I have raised this up to be investigated for you and requested that you be moved back to the correct service as soon as possible. The reference for this issue is F000808194.


this is happening all too often now and shouldn't be going on. the times of STM are set and shouldn't be activated before the start time.
you wouldn't get off peak and peak times going wrong on your phone calls, so why is STM any different. is it because it's not activated by a person downloading over their limit, but activated randomly when it's needed on an overloaded UBR?
yes.

The strange thing about this is that support are saying that they can remove the STM from the persons connection. where before they said that if you are STMd they have no way of removing it!
so looks like if you are STMd incorrectly they are able to remove it when you phone them up. and I bet they say they have no way of doing it.

Axegrinder 29-09-2008 11:38

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Power Level 21.3 dBmV

That is waaaaay out. Im surprised it hasnt caused a problem yet?

Jonathan90 29-09-2008 11:57

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Na perfectly fine
Been like that for some months

Hey if it works leave it alone lol

broadbandbug 29-09-2008 14:48

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 34644459)
They are throttling out of hours.

Hi Jillian,

It would appear you have been STM'd outside of the monitoring period, I have raised this up to be investigated for you and requested that you be moved back to the correct service as soon as possible. The reference for this issue is F000808194.


this is happening all too often now and shouldn't be going on. the times of STM are set and shouldn't be activated before the start time.
you wouldn't get off peak and peak times going wrong on your phone calls, so why is STM any different. is it because it's not activated by a person downloading over their limit, but activated randomly when it's needed on an overloaded UBR?
yes.

The strange thing about this is that support are saying that they can remove the STM from the persons connection. where before they said that if you are STMd they have no way of removing it!
so looks like if you are STMd incorrectly they are able to remove it when you phone them up. and I bet they say they have no way of doing it.

There is a bug in the Cisco IOS that causes a small % of out of window triggers of STM.
It is fixed in 12.3.23 version of code which as I understand it VM are planning to deploy ASAP.:)

Ignitionnet 29-09-2008 15:20

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Hi Zenith.

Congratulations to Virgin Media on becoming the top match on google for 'Subscriber Traffic Management' firstly. Yep above the Cisco page on the feature which is sandwiched between Virgin's own page and the abcde page about Virgin's implementation. Great achievement for the 'truly unlimited' service with no fair use policy.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=sub...fic+management

I have a suggestion on how to resolve all these issues.

3 steps:

enable
configure terminal
no cable qos enforce-rule <name of rule>

Repeat for all rules.

Bingo, no more out of hours, or indeed in hours STM.

---------- Post added at 15:20 ---------- Previous post was at 15:18 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 34644459)
is it because it's not activated by a person downloading over their limit, but activated randomly when it's needed on an overloaded UBR?
yes.

It would be nice if it were only activated when needed on an overloaded uBR.

Gary L 29-09-2008 15:35

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by broadbandbug (Post 34644519)
There is a bug in the Cisco IOS that causes a small % of out of window triggers of STM.
It is fixed in 12.3.23 version of code which as I understand it VM are planning to deploy ASAP.:)


So does everyone get refunds for the now confirmed bug? :D

---------- Post added at 15:35 ---------- Previous post was at 15:32 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Broadbandings (Post 34644529)
It would be nice if it were only activated when needed on an overloaded uBR.

<creak>
Yep
</creak>

broadbandbug 30-09-2008 18:55

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 34644532)
So does everyone get refunds for the now confirmed bug? :D

---------- Post added at 15:35 ---------- Previous post was at 15:32 ----------



<creak>
Yep
</creak>

Only if you can prove that you were STM'd out of window:D

Jonathan90 10-10-2008 10:20

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...4685&v=5238968

http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...4741&v=5238971

http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...4781&v=5238975

Look familiar peoples?

Capped again.

Woohoo according to http://www.virginmedia.com/help/traffic-management.php

10mb customers can download 2.4gb and basically upload as much as you want as there is no upload threshhold.

plus i cannot even download 2.4 gb in 20 minutes so wtf? this ain't no bug can't be they have secret stm in place lol which they aren't telling us about.

moaningmags 10-10-2008 11:02

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Call and ask if you're being managed, no-one here can fix it, we can all speculate but until you check with VM, speculation is all it is.

kpanchev 10-10-2008 11:41

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jonathan90 (Post 34651325)
http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...4685&v=5238968

http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...4741&v=5238971

http://www.speedtest.bbmax.co.uk/res...4781&v=5238975

Look familiar peoples?

Capped again.

Woohoo according to http://www.virginmedia.com/help/traffic-management.php

10mb customers can download 2.4gb and basically upload as much as you want as there is no upload threshhold.

plus i cannot even download 2.4 gb in 20 minutes so wtf? this ain't no bug can't be they have secret stm in place lol which they aren't telling us about.

As far as I can see, the tests show 11:30, so from 10:00 to 11:30 you have one and a half hour, through simple calculations on a 10 mbit connection you can download roughly 4.4 gbytes for an hour. Why do you think you should not be STMed? Any records of how much have been downloaded? And, by the way, MIND YOUR LANGUAGE! Thank you.

Toto 10-10-2008 12:20

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kpanchev (Post 34651368)
MIND YOUR LANGUAGE! Thank you.

So re-quoting it helps how?

Jonathan90 10-10-2008 15:11

Re: Definitely something going on here.
 
Their time is wrong m8 look at what time i posted here.


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