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RE: Cox clamping VPN traffic?
From: "Justin M. Streiner" <streiner () cluebyfour org>
Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2008 01:31:38 -0500 (EST)
On Fri, 25 Jan 2008, Tomas L. Byrnes wrote:
The throttling I am talking about occurred on business class service which is rated at 16Mbps/2Mbps and is NOT cheap. I'd love to know what the throttling mechanism Comcast uses is, as Cox swears up and down that they have no such thing in place. That both got throttled to the EXACT SAME, non multiple of a DS0, is just a bit too coincidental for me. If it was some sort of trunk capacity or mux issue, I would expect the BW I was left with to be a multiple of 64Kbps or 1.544 Mbps, not some odd-ball number like 43Kbps.
Could it be that the provider is silently inserting RSTs into live flows?This is not unheard of and would have the capability to send throughput into the toilet.
Before walking down that road, however, are you sure you're not dealing with an MTU/TCP-MSS/DF bit issue?
jms
Current thread:
- Cox clamping VPN traffic? Tomas L. Byrnes (Jan 25)
- Re: Cox clamping VPN traffic? Jim Popovitch (Jan 25)
- RE: Cox clamping VPN traffic? Tomas L. Byrnes (Jan 25)
- RE: Cox clamping VPN traffic? Justin M. Streiner (Jan 25)
- RE: Cox clamping VPN traffic? Tomas L. Byrnes (Jan 25)
- RE: Cox clamping VPN traffic? Frank Bulk (Jan 26)
- Re: Cox clamping VPN traffic? Matthew Moyle-Croft (Jan 25)
- RE: Cox clamping VPN traffic? Tomas L. Byrnes (Jan 25)
- Re: Cox clamping VPN traffic? Roland Perry (Jan 26)
- Re: Cox clamping VPN traffic? Jim Popovitch (Jan 25)
- Re: Cox clamping VPN traffic? Ben Scott (Jan 25)
- Re: Cox clamping VPN traffic? Mark Smith (Jan 25)
- Re: Cox clamping VPN traffic? Bill Nash (Jan 26)