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Traffic shaping only out going?
15-03-2011 12:47 PM
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Lately been having issues with Lotro and after testing in some instances I have noticed that all Out going traffic is correctly prioritised as Gold/Titanium, but unless I am reading the packet captures wrong all incoming traffic is bronze which seems to be causing the good old rubber band lag or worse being stuck unable to move/do any actions.
So to PN, is the traffic management only Outgoing and not incoming and if so why?
ticket 40681530 for the capture in question
So to PN, is the traffic management only Outgoing and not incoming and if so why?
ticket 40681530 for the capture in question
FTTP 500 regrade from Tues 28th November
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Re: Traffic shaping only out going?
15-03-2011 3:17 PM
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It's more likely the reverse actually
Incoming traffic will have been classified by the Ellacoyas. Outgoing traffic won't have passed through the Ellacoyas yet, so will appear to be unclassified. This is expected behaviour
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Incoming traffic will have been classified by the Ellacoyas. Outgoing traffic won't have passed through the Ellacoyas yet, so will appear to be unclassified. This is expected behaviour
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Re: Traffic shaping only out going?
18-03-2011 3:53 PM
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Quote from: Gus So to PN, is the traffic management only Outgoing and not incoming and if so why?
The outbound traffic you're sniffing hasn't been anywhere near our network so there's no way it can have had a ToS marking applied. Like Barry says, it's the inbound packets you need to be looking at. I often find it helps to lright click your IP in the destination field and apply a filter based on that. This removes all the outbound packets from view and saves any confusion.
Bob Pullen
Plusnet Product Team
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