If 60% of all the traffic is still MP3 related then what is the point?
Sounds like to me (as an outsider) that most of these implementations
have mainly hurt the folks that have a legitimate use for the bandwidth
(like the IDD)
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Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 3:05 PM
Cc: Kevin R. Tyle; ldm-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, Bill Noon wrote:
> Kevin -- We saw the same thing last week with traffic between Cornell
> and Brockport. The ldm throughput dropped to nothing and traceroutes
> were taking 3000ms a hop.
>
> The network engineers at AppliedTheory were using packetteer but said
> that it wasn't prioritizing any traffic yet. All http traffic went
> fine. However a restart of the process cleared up the slowdown.
Hi gang,
NIU went to Packateer some time ago. No problems to report. We not only
have a web cache for banner and pop-ups ads, but Packateer as well, which
really helps us. Even so, more than 60% of all traffic is MP3 related. But
the only delays I see are occasionally a 15-30 minute delay on HDS during
peak periods around 10AM.
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