Mobile access to Orb or Slingbox does not include using your mobile as
a modem.
Not sure what that means. They certainly support mobileusbpc or datacard
use, so it's not that. Do they mean no Slingbox viewing on a pc attached to
a mobile? Why?
On 12/26/06, Roland Dobbins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What hasn't been yet discussed is the upstream/downstream disparity on the
link to the upstream provider. At least in our ISP operations, downstream
peaks out at about 3x the upstream, and downstream only dips to the upstream
utilization at the wee hours of the morning.
I wouldn't mind if
Chris mentioned:
#it might also be interesting to know how tcp-stack differences affect some
#of the usage patterns as well. With the now widely deployed win* platform
#tcp stach respecting tcp-reno things work according to well
#understood/accepted models. Mac OSX, linux and Vista seem to NOT
On Dec 26, 2006, at 12:12 PM, John Kristoff wrote:
I'm not very excited about things like jumbo frames, in part because
of the good work you did there to show hard they are to actually get
end-to-end, but all it takes these days is for one middle box in the
path to cripple, in any myriad of
Check the AUP and TOS for that EVDO connection - my guess is that by
viewing stuff from your Slingbox, you're risking termination of service.
I don't have an EVDO connection myself (still toodling along with my
Sidekick's GPRS), and part of the reason why is that they have a lot of
what I
UK UMTS operator 3 (a Hutchison division) is advertising its so-called
X-Series service, which provides unlimited data service (plus various
lumps of steam telephony) for £25 rising to £40 a month. Skype is being
bundled with the devices involved, and here's the kicker - 3 is offering
Slingboxen
Lionel Elie Mamane writes:
On Mon, Dec 25, 2006 at 12:44:37AM +, Jeroen Massar wrote:
That said ISP's should simply have a package saying 50GiB/month
costs XX euros, 100GiB/month costs double etc. As that covers what
their transits are charging them, nothing more, nothing less.
I
On Mon, 25 Dec 2006, Simon Leinen wrote:
Yes. With Jeroen's suggestion, there's a risk that power-users'
consumption will only be reduced for off-peak hours, and then the ISP
doesn't save much. A possible countermeasure is to not count off-peak
traffic (or not as much). Our charging scheme
doesn't save much. A possible countermeasure is to not count off-peak
traffic (or not as much). Our charging scheme works like that, but
our customers are mostly large campus networks,
This is similar to what some schools of economic study suggest in order to
achieve equilibrium while
Interesting suite of services and features at a price that makes our
domestic wireless broadband look sick... however, look at their AUP:
http://www.three.co.uk/xseries/fair_use_policy.omp
* Mobile access to Orb or Slingbox does not include using your mobile as
a modem. -- so this isn't true
On Dec 25, 2006, at 3:05 PM, Randy Bush wrote:
Kenjiro Cho, Kensuke Fukuda, Hiroshi Esaki, Akira Kato.
The Impact and Implications of the Growth in Residential
User-to-User Traffic.
SIGCOMM2006, pp207-218. Pisa, Italy. September 2006.
Roland Dobbins wrote:
I recently purchased a Slingbox Pro
It's a neat toy indeed, I would almost run out to get one too was it not
for the cash deficiency. I assume you got your X-mas presents early ? :)
[..]
What I'm wondering is, do broadband SPs believe that this kind of system
will
On Dec 24, 2006, at 4:44 PM, Jeroen Massar wrote:
That said ISP's should simply have a package saying 50GiB/month costs
XX euros, 100GiB/month costs double etc.
In the U.S. and Canada, the expectation has been set to an assumption
of 'unlimited' bandwdith consumption for a fixed price in
On Sun, 24 Dec 2006, Roland Dobbins wrote:
What I'm wondering is, do broadband SPs believe that this kind of system will
become common enough to make a signficant difference in traffic paterns, and
if so, how do they believe it will affect their access infrastructures in
terms of capacity,
On Mon, Dec 25, 2006 at 12:44:37AM +, Jeroen Massar wrote:
Roland Dobbins wrote:
I recently purchased a Slingbox Pro
What I'm wondering is, do broadband SPs believe that this kind of
system will become common enough to make a signficant difference in
traffic paterns, and if so, how do
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