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Old 07-08-2012, 13:10   #48
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Re: Just got a warning letter

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Originally Posted by Telly_ View Post
Why don't they do it the way Sky do an just remove all STM l, traffic management and throttling of any kind giving users a completely none managed download service?

Sky have users on 80mb down and 20mb+ upload unmanaged 24/7 aswell as users on 40mb down and 10mb up again completely unmanaged.
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btw, isn't Sky Broadband Connect subject to Traffic Management* and Data Usage caps, and Sky Broadband Everyday Lite subject to Usage Management?

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Sky Broadband Connect Traffic Management Policy
We continuously monitor and efficiently manage the performance of Sky Broadband Connect to ensure that we provide a sustainable quality broadband service to our customers. When our network is busy we give priority to applications such as browsing, email, streaming, instant messaging, gaming and VOIP.

This means that certain applications which use up a lot of bandwidth (for example peer-to-peer file-sharing, large file downloads and newsgroups), which have a negative effect on other customers, may run slower at peak times. Our network is busiest between 4pm and 11pm on weekdays and all day at the weekend, but can be busy at other times too, depending on regional, national and international demand.

In addition, we monitor customers who use the most bandwidth and whose usage is having a negative effect on other customers. Customers who breach the Usage Cap or who regularly download large amounts at peak times will have restrictions placed on their accounts to reduce their download speeds at peak times....

...Section 2: Traffic management to optimise network utilisation
(what happens during busy times and places in addition to traffic management as described in section 1)

Is traffic management used during peak hours? Yes

When are typical peak hours? Weekdays: 16:00 - 23:00, Weekends: All day
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