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Should Plusnet pro gaming traffic be titanium on both incoming and outgoing?

breakat
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Should Plusnet pro gaming traffic be titanium on both incoming and outgoing?

I ask as only my incoming is, outgoing is bronze, which i'm thinking would explain my high latency. This warrants me sending a ticket?
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Oldjim
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Re: Should Plusnet pro gaming traffic be titanium on both incoming and outgoing?

AFAIK outgoing traffic isn't prioritised at all.

Quick search - 0x00 is upstream traffic
http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/plusnet/t/3742733-re-how-much-traffic-on-each-queue-find-out.html
dvorak
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Re: Should Plusnet pro gaming traffic be titanium on both incoming and outgoing?

Yep your upstream traffic wouldn't look prioritised as it hasn't been through the servers which would do the prioritisation of the traffic.
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scootie
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Re: Should Plusnet pro gaming traffic be titanium on both incoming and outgoing?

as adiewoo has said the upstream traffic hasnt been through the eccolya's so hasn't had the information added to the header of the packet, but if you send that packet to a user monitoring with wireshark they should be able to see what priority your upstream traffic was given by PN network as it passed through (as long as there isp dosent remark it with there own downstream priority )