IPONIT
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| reply to k1ll3rdr4g0n
Re: what about VoIP? FCC is coming again 0 I can feel it...
Comcast doesn't run their VOIP on their HSI network, so the caps won't impact their voice service.
Skype, Vonage, etc would count towards your cap.
The FCC are the ones that told Comcast they had to announce the cap, so don;t look for them to save you from the caps. |
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elvey
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join:2001-02-17
San Francisco, CA
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| said by IPONIT :
Comcast doesn't run their VOIP on their HSI network...
And your source for this nugget is...?
Let's say you find a place where comcast says this. I still wouldn't believe it. Comcast VoIP and Comcast VOD (Video On Demand) all use the same pipe. Now, I'd believe that they are not included in the bandwidth metering, but there's still a critical part of the 'HSI network' used by Comcast VoIP, namely the part where congestion is hardest to prevent and most common.
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k1ll3rdr4g0n
join:2005-03-19
Homer Glen, IL
2 edits | said by elvey  :said by IPONIT :
Comcast doesn't run their VOIP on their HSI network...
And your source for this nugget is...? Let's say you find a place where comcast says this. I still wouldn't believe it. Comcast VoIP and Comcast VOD (Video On Demand) all use the same pipe. Now, I'd believe that they are not included in the bandwidth metering, but there's still a critical part of the 'HSI network' used by Comcast VoIP, namely the part where congestion is hardest to prevent and most common. I agree. All comcast's services come from the same coax cable, and presumably the same pipe to the pedestal in your backyard. If they give you a different colored cable for each of YOUR services, let us know and include a pic too. |
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