Hi,

Maybe you discovered the swiss version of this :

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20071019-evidence-mounts-that-comcast-i...

It is sure that P2P traffic cost a lot of bandwidth and some ISP are trying to reduce the cost or efficiency of P2P

Zorg 421 wrote:

Hello the list,

I have a strange occurance of a bluewin ADSL connection on which, if you start a bittorent doing some p2p activity, the second node in bluewin network start to drop large (1000-1400B) frames at a rate of 30-35% ! Amazed what the heck can trigger that ! (the bittorent is shaped at 120kB down / 20 kB up, it's not congesting the link)

Anyone already something like this?

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Very intersting. Shaping will be a very unpopulare decision. I am also wondering if there is any legal issue with traffic shaping (regarding to the respect of the privacy of communication)...

Fredy Kuenzler wrote:

Nicolas Mayor schrieb:

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Zorg 421 wrote:

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I have a strange occurance of a bluewin ADSL connection on which, if you start a bittorent doing some p2p activity, the second node in bluewin network start to drop large (1000-1400B) frames at a rate of 30-35% ! Amazed what the heck can trigger that ! (the bittorent is shaped at 120kB down / 20 kB up, it's not congesting the link)

Maybe you discovered the swiss version of this :

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20071019-evidence-mounts-that-comcast-i...

Swisscom made an official statement regarding traffic shaping of P2P and net neutrality. It's included in my latest blog posting (German, sorry):

http://www.blogg.ch/index.php?/archives/751-Bittorrent-P2P-und-Swisscom-und-...

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