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Throttling?
I'm trying to download some linux distros over torrent and the speeds start off ok but quickly fall back to barely usable. Yet when I switch to my BT FTTC connection they go to the max capable of that connection.
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I’d not be in the least surprised if traffic ‘shaping’ is in effect for P2P at the moment, due to everyone’s favourite virus and the strain on certain parts of their network.
Humour me - Can you always get x-amount @ x-Mbps or x-Mbps for so long (before it drops)? Tom |
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I still use a local copy of transmission for a few torrents per week. All "Linux Distros" of course. :angel: You might want to remember that there is a lot more traffic generally atm, esp at peak times. |
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My "Linux Distros" are running at full speed as well :)
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Apparently a performance drop of about 3% across the board.
https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.ph...-lockdown.html |
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The traffic shapers they use are very easy to set time-defined burst periods on, hence why I was curious. I wonder if they're implementing that in certain areas. Tom |
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>>>>Are they throttling now?
In a phone call to Virgin Business last week I was told that bandwidth to home users is being throttled. |
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No problem here.
https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...0&d=1589029008 My VPN is OK as well. https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...1&d=1589029215 |
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