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Radar73

join:2008-01-20
Ajax, ON

reply to DKS

Re: CAIP debunks Bell Canada throttling claim

said by DKS:

How so? Individually, it doesn't affect me. But in the bigger picture? yes.
Since Bell's congestion data is kind of loose and Bell's network capacity data shows it has enormous unused capacity on it's network, the so called bandwidth hogs aren't really a problem for anyone. In the bigger picture I'm more concerned with Bell telling me what content I can access from what application at what time of day. It should be none of Bell's business what I lawfully use my paid DSL connection for.
said by DKS:

Who says it is "purposeful" (other than CAIP)? It's a form of network management, nothing more.
Purposeful meaning intentional. CAIP has nothing to do with it. Bell decided unilaterally to slow P2P by 90% for 10 hours a day. That is a hefty speed reduction to the regulated speeds of GAS. Some people acutally use P2P for legit uses you know, some don't, but that's not in Bell's jurisdiction.

As for "network management" that Bell likes to hide it's unscrupulous behaviour under, I can't say it any better than this:
said by jfmezei:

DPI is not a network management solution, it is a service management solution which defines what types of uses of internet are to be allowed and what parts are not allowed. This is not an "engineering" decision, it is a management decision.

If congestion were a problem, Bell Canada would have delayed Sympatico 40% speed increases from 5 to 7mbps until the backbone was able to support it. That would have been an engineering solution to manage the network. The ADSL speed is the only variable that Bell can control under GAS tariffs. ISPs control how much AHSSPI capacity they purchase to support the type of uses their customers make at the speeds Bell as decided to supply on the ADSL loops.

Management at the application level is not network management, it is service management.

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