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Good comparison of traffic shaping?
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LeifGR
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I have been looking for a good source of information about the different ISPs' traffic shaping (without having to go to each deal of each provider, I'm so lazy;)). I've only managed to find these:
Vuze Wiki on bad ISPs
An ISP Review article from 2010.
Does anyone know of a better source of info?
I'm currently on a legacy O2 deal with no traffic shaping but I think I will have to accept that my next deal has some shaping if I am to get the cost down. I would just like to make an informed decision.
P.S. MSE claims that Primus does not traffic shape at all -- is that true?
Vuze Wiki on bad ISPs
An ISP Review article from 2010.
Does anyone know of a better source of info?
I'm currently on a legacy O2 deal with no traffic shaping but I think I will have to accept that my next deal has some shaping if I am to get the cost down. I would just like to make an informed decision.
P.S. MSE claims that Primus does not traffic shape at all -- is that true?
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No....Primus have a fair usage policy. They reserve the right to restrict certain users. They will warn you in advance.I have been looking for a good source of information about the different ISPs' traffic shaping (without having to go to each deal of each provider, I'm so lazy;)). I've only managed to find these:
Vuze Wiki on bad ISPs
An ISP Review article from 2010.
Does anyone know of a better source of info?
I'm currently on a legacy O2 deal with no traffic shaping but I think I will have to accept that my next deal has some shaping if I am to get the cost down. I would just like to make an informed decision.
P.S. MSE claims that Primus does not traffic shape at all -- is that true?:footie:
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