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telcolackey
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Death Valley, CA		reply to quatrix
Re: Solutions?

Who said anything about impacting VPNs? Stop the FUD
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cdru
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said by telcolackey See Profile :

Who said anything about impacting VPNs? Stop the FUD
Did you even READ the summary at the top of the page. In case you missed it, I'll highlight the key part:

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The question now becomes whether this evolves into a game of cat and mouse now familiar to subscribers of Canadian cable operator Rogers, who took traffic shaping to an entirely new level by using deep packet inspection to strangle all VPN and encrypted traffic in order to thwart such workarounds.
to forum · permalink · · 2007-08-29 14:52:01 · Reply to this

spotters

join:2006-05-05
Waterloo, ON

 I can still access all of my VPN's. The problem for me only seemed to be with SecureIX VPN services. I was never able to figure out if Rogers was causing the issue or if Secureix's vpn servers were down.

I have long given up on bit torrent now with Rogers. I have been hearing rumors that they have laxed their throttling nowadays tho.
to forum · permalink · · 2007-08-29 15:37:06 · Reply to this
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