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Old 18-03-2014, 20:01   #2
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Re: Congestion Isn't Just VM Only

Refresh my memory here - don't ISPs buy "pipes" of some fixed bandwidth to exchanges/offload points whatever they're called, and historically it's been these that have become full as a result of the ISP not buying enough capacity rather than the underlying infrastructure itself filling up?

If so, how does what we're seeing now differ? So far all the above links just point to monitoring consumer endpoints, with nobody seeming to look at any internal endpoints within the BTw network, such as an old TBB monitor I'd set up ages ago (before TBB stopped me being able to set up/modify my monitors) to a BT Retail RAS
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