View Single Post
Old 07-08-2012, 12:02   #3
qasdfdsaq
cf.mega poster
 
Join Date: Aug 2004
Posts: 11,207
qasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronze
qasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronzeqasdfdsaq is cast in bronze
Re: Upstream congestion - business service

Quote:
Originally Posted by ccarmock View Post
I thought the idea was that if more than one upstream was available in an area then the Superhub would select the one with the lightest utilisation when it booted up?

I might have misunderstood how this works though.... can anyone advise?
Unfortunately the Superhub doesn't get to do any selecting, there's some brief communication from the network side which instructs it which channel(s) to use.

The network chooses which channel to assign client modems to based on some magic secret sauce algorithm that we know little to nothing about.
qasdfdsaq is offline   Reply With Quote