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Knightlore 07-11-2011 21:17

Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
Hi,

Any ideas why i would be traffic managed when I've hardly downloaded anything today??

thenry 07-11-2011 21:56

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
are you sure you've been capped? how much do you mean by hardly downloaded anything?

http://shop.virginmedia.com/help/tra...r-uploads.html

download 10AM - 3PM 1.5GB
download 4PM - 9PM 750MB

Knightlore 08-11-2011 19:07

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
Modem been switched off all day and haven't downloaded anything just browsed the web and straight away was at 2.5meg from 10 Meg

Seems better today tho

thenry 08-11-2011 19:17

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
consider upgrading to 30 mate. how much do you pay at the moment?

Mr K 08-11-2011 19:32

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
Upgrade because he's not getting what he's paying for ? Doesn't seem like a good strategy to me. You could end up paying more and getting the same rubbish speed if there's a problem somewhere.

Report it as a fault and get what you're paying for. They should at least be able to at tell you if you are being traffic managed.

thenry 08-11-2011 19:34

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
upgrade because hes on the old network

Mr K 08-11-2011 19:36

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
what old network ?

thenry 08-11-2011 19:40

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
the standard below docsis3 suck.

Mr K 08-11-2011 19:46

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
I get a rock solid 10MB, always have done. It's people on 30MB + with the 'superdud' that seem to have most of the problems.

Ignitionnet 08-11-2011 19:47

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
Non-DOCSIS 3 network is fine for 10Mb.

DOCSIS was about for quite some time, offering speeds as high as 30Mbit/s retail, before DOCSIS 3 was released.

thenry 08-11-2011 19:48

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
can't win then

Ignitionnet 08-11-2011 19:50

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35327475)
I get a rock solid 10MB, always have done. It's people on 30MB + with the 'superdud' that seem to have most of the problems.

It's their DOCSIS 2 upstreams that are the problem.

The standard that 'sucks', though it's fine as it's coupled to a DOCSIS 3 downstream.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35327477)
can't win then

Stopping talking unsubstantiated and ill informed nonsense about how anything bar DOCSIS 3 sucks, despite VM selling 20Mb on DOCSIS 1.1 and other operators on DOCSIS 2.0 going up to 30Mb down and 5Mb up, would be a good start towards winning.

It's more than adequate for 10Mb down and 1Mb up services so long as there aren't too many modems on each channel.

In fact as VM's network is built now 10Mb customers are far less problematic on the 'sucky' DOCSIS 1.1 network than 100Mb customers are on the presumably un-sucky DOCSIS 3 network.

thenry 08-11-2011 20:06

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
i may of put 2&2 together and got 5. bad experiences have left me hating it. although hands up vm have stepped up their game

raging bull 08-11-2011 20:56

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
Still on Ambit 256 on 10Mb, nothing to complain about here.
9.8 down and 1up just enough for me.

Ignitionnet 08-11-2011 21:43

Re: Traffic Managed but not hit limit
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35327485)
i may of put 2&2 together and got 5. bad experiences have left me hating it. although hands up vm have stepped up their game

It's fine to be honest, there are more issues on the DOCSIS 3 where a single 100Mb customer can nosh 60% of an entire upstream port and nearly single-handedly (10% more utilisation or 1.8Mb required) make everyone else on the port jitter just by letting the torrents go.


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