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Old 18-09-2015, 16:33   #5
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Re: Does UBR change depending on package tier?

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Originally Posted by Kushan View Post
20Mbit and below was older DOCSIS2 technology. 50Mbit (at the time, later 30Mbit) and above uses DOCSIS3. So at that time, the engineer was right - the (at the time) top end 50Mbit service was the only DOCSIS3 service, so it was running on (effectively) different parts of the network so you probably did see a lot less congestion.
Not so much. In some areas older tiers were moved to the DOCSIS 3 network shortly after it had completed rollout to ease congestion on the older platform.

VM have never had a DOCSIS 2 network as such.

Regardless as I said if you've a Superhub you're on the DOCSIS 3 network whether you have 152Mb or 'S' tier.
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