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koma3504 
| Stop messing with my VOIP Comcast's traffic shaping practices have been affecting a lot more then just P2P traffic. VOIP services from 2 different providers has gone down hill ever since while Comcast's VOIP service has worked flawlessly. The whole point of network neutrality was to prevent that type behavior from ISP "INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER" whose job is to provide Internet access. |
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 superdogI Need A DrinkPremium,MVM
join:2001-07-13
Lebanon, PA | said by ISP neutrality :
Comcast's traffic shaping practices have been affecting a lot more then just P2P traffic. VOIP services from 2 different providers has gone down hill ever since while Comcast's VOIP service has worked flawlessly.
As an ISP, I must agree that if this is in fact happening, it should be stopped. This is just wrong!
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said by ISP neutrality :
Comcast's traffic shaping practices have been affecting a lot more then just P2P traffic. VOIP services from 2 different providers has gone down hill ever since while Comcast's VOIP service has worked flawlessly. The whole point of network neutrality was to prevent that type behavior from ISP "INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER" whose job is to provide Internet access.
I am pretty sure that Comcast Digital Phone does not share the cable modem Internet channel. I understand it's actually implemented across a different RF frequency on the cable. This would account for the better quality.
I am a Time Warner customer, not Comcast, but personally, I had to dump Road Runner and go with AT&T DSL specifically because of poor VoIP quality. I had too many packet drops and too much jitter of the latency to provide a smooth, good quality connection. It had nothing to do with traffic shaping. |
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