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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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