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patcat88

join:2002-04-05
Jamaica, NY
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reply to espaeth

Re: Two problems, don't conflate them

Maybe its time for ISPs to invest in edge caching and for be cooperative with P2P efforts to put ASN prioritizing into P2P networks, split your upload traffic between 1/3 off-ASN, and 2/3rd same-ASN if you have enough same-ASN peers wanting data. No ISP should be complaining about same ASN traffic, the traffic costs are like one big LAN then. (P4P is sketchy in my opinion, ASN prioritization requires very little or no ISP participation, P4P sounds like your giving full peer selection ability and queue control to the ISP in real time.)

Remember in Asia with all those 100mbit and gigabit symmetrical FTTH, you can only do 100/1000 to other customers of your ISP, the speed to outside the ISP/outside the country looks like normal FTTH or normal cable modem service with speed in blocks of 5 and 10 mbitps, max 50 mbitps off the ISP/country.

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