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infamouskid join:2007-01-24 North York, ON	Re: Illustrating the network and throttling for non-tech people well we could only assume for now where it is. we dont know what kind of throttling they are using yet do we? lets hope to god they aint sandvine boxes. -- "carpe diem"
	permalink · 2008-03-29 19:13:21 ·

TobiasFunke
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Re: Illustrating the network and throttling for non-tech people

Ok, so here's another one, but I'm not certain this is an accurate picture of what they're doing.

I have another idea I'll post shortly.

permalink · 2008-03-29 19:17:13 · Print ·

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Re: Illustrating the network and throttling for non-tech people

said by TobiasFunke

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Ok, so here's another one, but I'm not certain this is an accurate picture of what they're doing.
I have another idea I'll post shortly.

My only suggestion is that you drag the BAS+Throttle to the left so they are part of the 'blue' area - which all falls under Access Services and CRTC regulation.

This would make clearer the three sections of Access Provider, Internet Service Provider and the actual Internet itself.

permalink · 2008-03-29 22:29:15 · Print ·

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