Not sure I buy it... - dslreports.com

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FicmanS Premium join:2005-01-11 Brownsburg, IN clubs:	Not sure I buy it... Those numbers seem difficult for me to buy into 43.5% for file sharing and on the flip side .2% VOIP? O Really...?
FicmanS Premium join:2005-01-11 Brownsburg, IN clubs:	to forum · permalink · · 2008-06-27 10:01:42 ·
TK Junk Mail Go ahead, make my day Premium join:2002-03-03 Margate City, NJ clubs: ·Comcast edit: June 27th, @10:13AM	said by FicmanS : Those numbers seem difficult for me to buy into 43.5% for file sharing and on the flip side .2% VOIP? O Really...? VOIP streams can be compressed in to about 64 kbps upstream. The amount of bandwidth needed is very little. Even if the compression is not as severe, VOIP at most will use about 256 kbps. Not surprised that VOIP traffic is so low. 10 years ago, we compressed VOIP down to 32 kbps with dedicated hardware cards in our internal network. So even software based compression can easily do 64 kbps. -- My BLOG .. .. Internet News .. .. My Web Page
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ISP_Guy @jillyred.net from: TK Junk Mail	reply to FicmanS As someone who works for a major ISP with Sandvine's fully deployed, I can venture to say this report is probably pretty accurate. We push (at peak times) anywhere from 25-30GE/sec to our various upstream providers in my market. 30-35% is easily BT and other p2p traffic. Most the other traffic is http.
ISP_Guy @jillyred.net from: TK Junk Mail	to forum · permalink · 2008-06-27 21:08:41 ·


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