Thanks, any idea on how long it would be until someone can?CoreyPlover wrote:Not sure. Will need to await confirmation.siers wrote:1. With regards to the 512k shaping -
a) does 512k shaping apply across ALL downloads at ALL times once the Peak usage is exceeded, or
b) does 512k shaping only on PEAK downloads and no shaping on OFF-PEAK downloads once the Peak usage is exceeded?
I guess this is also waiting confirmation as to whether it is now the rule rather than a comment, and if it is a rule, how it's calculated.CoreyPlover wrote:I thought this comment of ForumAdmin's was only a consideration and not yet ratified.siers wrote:2. Depending on the answer to Question 1, to clarify ForumAdmin comments "shaping period will be 50% of the plan's peak period after which the service will be suspended for the balance of the month unless the customer elects to move to the next plan up." does this mean -
a) do ALL downloads count towards the 50% shaping limit, or
b) only PEAK downloads count towards the 50% shaping limit?
Thanks for that, it's pretty much what I thought.CoreyPlover wrote:Display only. A while ago, most ISPs advertised plans as "24000/1000" but this is highly theoretical and no one can possibly achieve it. So Exetel started using "18000/900" as a more practical basis for advertising plans. It does not represent the presence of any artificial limits and the "ADSL2+" will just be a better way of describing the line speed without confusing people as to 24000 vs 18000.siers wrote:3. Regarding the speed of the new plans - my current Service Profile says my line speed is 'ADSL2+', whereas I've noticed that customer's on the new plans it says '18000/900'. Does this mean:
a) the new plans artificially limit the speed to 18000/900 (if I was able to obtain true ADSL2+ sync speed of 21000?)
b) this IS the default speed of 'ADSL2+' and it's just a different way of displaying it.
Cheers,
Jeff.