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espaeth
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reply to Anonymous_

Re: metered billing means

said by Anonymous_:

cable modem Noise Traffic is 5GB to 6GB all ready
The noise traffic is broadcast traffic, and shouldn't be counted against the unicast byte counters per associated MAC on the CMTS. I've had some "drive time" on the Cisco uBR CMTS in the lab, and that traffic is definitely excluded from the reported individual modem/MAC byte totals on that platform.

Romney2012
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said by espaeth:

said by Anonymous_:

cable modem Noise Traffic is 5GB to 6GB all ready
The noise traffic is broadcast traffic, and shouldn't be counted against the unicast byte counters per associated MAC on the CMTS. I've had some "drive time" on the Cisco uBR CMTS in the lab, and that traffic is definitely excluded from the reported individual modem/MAC byte totals on that platform.
And if it was counted, the background noise runs about 10 kbps based on my router WAN statistics. That comes to about 3.24 GB/month »www23.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=···000+bits & not 5 or 6 as claimed.



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said by Romney2012:

And if it was counted, the background noise runs about 10 kbps based on my router WAN statistics. That comes to about 3.24 GB/month »www23.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=···000+bits & not 5 or 6 as claimed.
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And if you have a 5 GB cap that's 65% of your cap.

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reply to espaeth

said by espaeth:

said by Anonymous_:

cable modem Noise Traffic is 5GB to 6GB all ready
The noise traffic is broadcast traffic, and shouldn't be counted against the unicast byte counters per associated MAC on the CMTS. I've had some "drive time" on the Cisco uBR CMTS in the lab, and that traffic is definitely excluded from the reported individual modem/MAC byte totals on that platform.
I'm sure they can be added as "common traffic" to all accounts, the users must pay for the basic traffic usage of any provisioned connection.


AnonUser1

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bit off topic but where is that traffic graph from? program or router? thanks



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winsyrstrife
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reply to AnonUser1
Looks like DD-WRT's live bandwidth monitoring.


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said by winsyrstrife:

Looks like DD-WRT's live bandwidth monitoring.
Yes. That is exactly what it is. It is running on a Linksys router.

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