Thread: Hmm, is VM's traffic management system offline?
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Old 24-09-2008, 12:39   #18
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Re: Hmm, is VM's traffic management system offline?
The removal of STM in response to Sky is possible but I suspect VM will prefer to push the difference in top speeds and the data you can download in 24 hours rather than remove STM.

I seem to remember previous threads about application throttling from Trax - I guess another possibility is the removal/upgrade of the STM kit to make room for that.
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