Thread: Would it be useful if you knew you were STMed?
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Old 14-10-2008, 23:05   #2
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Re: Would it be useful if you knew you were STMed?
Yes - the QoS system on the router relies on knowing what the expected upstream bandwidth is. Can be changed on the fly easily enough but only if I know when it's been done.
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