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Originally Posted by broadbandbug
Trax, you keep saying that people would lol if they saw what % are actually impacted by STM.
Are you talking about per day, week, month what?
What % do you think are impacted and what are you using to provide that data?
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% per day, VM quote over the network the average is %1 per 10am-3pm (this is actually roughly true, most people aint at home then, except for hols)
AND 3-5% over the full network during 4pm-9pm.
I darent even try to work out what it would be per month/year.
I've been using multiple UBR stats to work out the %
Per day here for example 87% of people get stm'd, everyday and only 5% of them are 20mbit/XL users.
Sheffield was the worst with 96% getting stm'd daily.
From what i know most UBR's hang around the 50-70% of people getting stm'd everyday, this is mainly because of the pathetic limits they have on both of the lower tiers, so it really depends what stats they are going by (aka if they are just counting the XL customers) and so fourth.
But either way, their stats are wrong.
You also need to count in the fact Cisco's code just doesnt work properly at all and stm's people for no reason, then you have to count out the cloners, i know how VM came up with 3/5% and it's not exactly a representive view of customers as a whole.