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Re: How about a meter at my house? One benefit to those meters is that they are certified by a weights and measures regulatory body. Will Comcast's meter have the same certification? Doubtful. So how can I trust what the ISPs and the hardware itself is actually counting? I can't. |
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patcat88
join:2002-04-05
Jamaica, NY
kudos:1 | said by Michael C:One benefit to those meters is that they are certified by a weights and measures regulatory body. Will Comcast's meter have the same certification? Doubtful. So how can I trust what the ISPs and the hardware itself is actually counting? I can't. What about TCPIP headers? Who is responsible for packet fragmentation generating more ACKs, you or Comcast? Who will be paying for the constant 40kbitps of ARP storm? |
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said by Michael C:One benefit to those meters is that they are certified by a weights and measures regulatory body. Will Comcast's meter have the same certification? Doubtful. .... actually, I would go so far at to say it's a safe bet that the comcast meter WILL NOT have any official certification by an independent entity. |
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