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  #1073735 24-Jun-2014 21:43
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The bandwidth limiting is likely done on anything that isnt VOIP. They can identify the SIP traffic and wont shape it, but anything else is rate limited. Pretty simple really.



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  #1076339 29-Jun-2014 01:21

That could get interesting. What would happen if you configured a bittorrent client to use the same ports as SIP? Maybe you would get a connection that could only be used for torrents and nothing else.

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  #1076353 29-Jun-2014 03:34
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Unless the torrent is being seeded from the Snap SIP server that's not going to work.



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  #1078890 2-Jul-2014 21:13
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On Snap VDSL at work, we simply get billed when we go over :/

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  #1078939 2-Jul-2014 22:21
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Aredwood: That could get interesting. What would happen if you configured a bittorrent client to use the same ports as SIP? Maybe you would get a connection that could only be used for torrents and nothing else.

Traffic identification can be far more sophisticated than just ports.

 

And as mentioned, its probably just a whitelisted service or the location of it in the network compared to the speed shaping appliance. Many ways of making the traffic unaffected.

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