At 2:05 PM -0500 3/21/07, Matt wrote:
The first fly in the ointment I see with the prevailing response from
many WISPs (tell the 'hogs' to go elsewhere) is MDUs. Telling
individual customers within an MDU to take a hike (even if you say it
nicely) if you have an agreement with the MDU owner, coul
MDU Multiple Dwelling Unit
Matt wrote:
The first fly in the ointment I see with the prevailing response from
many WISPs (tell the 'hogs' to go elsewhere) is MDUs. Telling
individual customers within an MDU to take a hike (even if you say it
nicely) if you have an agreement with the MDU owner, co
The first fly in the ointment I see with the prevailing response from
many WISPs (tell the 'hogs' to go elsewhere) is MDUs. Telling
individual customers within an MDU to take a hike (even if you say it
nicely) if you have an agreement with the MDU owner, could be a
recipe for losing the MDU contra
The first fly in the ointment I see with the prevailing response from
many WISPs (tell the 'hogs' to go elsewhere) is MDUs. Telling
individual customers within an MDU to take a hike (even if you say it
nicely) if you have an agreement with the MDU owner, could be a
recipe for losing the MDU con
We are looking at automagically throttling the bandwidth hogs back at
peak times and letting them run normally otherwise. Seems like a good
way to deal with it to keep your normal usage custommers happy and if
your bandwidth hogs don't like it they can move to another ISP. Have
not yet gotten th
Is there a way to see that Ares Ultra is being used? Or do you have
to rely on them telling you they're using it after you notice them
taking every available packet?
I assume you could somewhat mitigate the problem by using a 'tik to
provide a shaped bandwidth...full speed for 1 minute, droppi
don't control usage, fine with me. I love my $35 accounts that actually pay
$50 to $60 per month. grin
marlon
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From: "Pete Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "WISPA General List"
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 7:29 PM
Subject: Re: [WISPA
Ares Ultra costs the customer around $50 from what I hear. It ENCRYPTS
the P2P traffic, and the Mikrotik will NOT recognize it as P2P traffic,
so it will take EVERY AVAILABLE PACKET that your AP can push out. The
way I have dealt with this is to disable the client (at the radio level)
and when
Ares Ultra costs the customer around $50 from what I hear. It ENCRYPTS
the P2P traffic, and the Mikrotik will NOT recognize it as P2P traffic,
so it will take EVERY AVAILABLE PACKET that your AP can push out. The
way I have dealt with this is to disable the client (at the radio level)
and when
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 2:05 PM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] P2P Apps Going Legit?
> Mark Nash wrote:
> > I had a customer tell me yesterday that he uses his Gnutella program to
do unlimited downloads from a paid site. I've used the Mikrotik routers
(p2p queue set to 64k) to block th
that.
I do shape all P2P, but that is for self preservation!
Mac
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of David E. Smith
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 2:05 PM
To: WISPA General List
Subject: Re: [WISPA] P2P Apps Going Legit?
Mark Nash wrote:
>
Mark Nash wrote:
> I had a customer tell me yesterday that he uses his Gnutella program to do
> unlimited downloads from a paid site. I've used the Mikrotik routers (p2p
> queue set to 64k) to block this and other programs, so it's not working now
> for the customer. I want to allow for paid d
I've seen sites like Limewire that charge for using the program (with
limewire facelift) to do unlimited downloads - Still Ilegal. Also I
ran across a customer who did his homework & signed up for the third
most popular DVD download site, but it was still a Paid P2P scam!!
On 3/20/07, Mark Nas
The paid P2P is only for support on the software, it does not make it
"legit". go to the site and read what it says. No royalties are paid to
anyone.
You have a Good Day now,
Carl A Jeptha
http://www.airnet.ca
Office Phone: 905 349-2084
Office Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm
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Mark Nas
I had a customer tell me yesterday that he uses his Gnutella program to do
unlimited downloads from a paid site. I've used the Mikrotik routers (p2p
queue set to 64k) to block this and other programs, so it's not working now for
the customer. I want to allow for paid downloads, but not P2P fil
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