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AA congestion report
Weaver:
Regarding AA’s internal congestion report table, I am just being thick here - I don't understand the numbers in the 24-hour and non-premium columns. Presumably 24-hour means all lines, not just non-premium ones, so the figure in the 24-hour coulumn should be some error_count divided by a larger n_premium_lines ?
Chrysalis:
interestingly aaisp rate limit non premium lines if there is congestion, I didnt know that but I am fine with it. I guess similar to enta's old ALT system or whatever it was called but in smaller increments.
The unerrored seconds is if they drop a packet if they do it counts as an errored second, so isnt related to DSL errors. Its across their network.
niemand:
Can you provide a link showing where AA rate limit non-premium customers please? I'm aware that, in common with BT Wholesale, they preserve premium marked traffic over non-premium but this isn't rate limiting.
jelv:
Isn't most of what they do optimising the use of individual lines? If the line is being saturated by huge downloads things like VoIP need to be prioritised.
Weaver:
What I don't understand is the relationship between those two columns.
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