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31 Aug 2017 08:50 #1
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Hi,
I want to know if a (relatively) high upload afffects the download availability?
I noticed that out of our available 811 TX capacity that over 600 was being used by one person from their phone.
We sometimes get sluggish behaviour - especially downloading on our ADSL line.
Can this sort of uploading actually affect downloading ?
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T.
I want to know if a (relatively) high upload afffects the download availability?
I noticed that out of our available 811 TX capacity that over 600 was being used by one person from their phone.
We sometimes get sluggish behaviour - especially downloading on our ADSL line.
Can this sort of uploading actually affect downloading
Thanks
T.
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31 Aug 2017 10:31 #2
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If connections are stateful then yes because whichever way a transfer is going, there will be acknowledgements/telemetry coming back the other way.
It depends what effect you're seeing though; it should be possible to get reasonale speeds in both directions.
It depends what effect you're seeing though; it should be possible to get reasonale speeds in both directions.
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31 Aug 2017 16:23 #3
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Thank you Admin
I do not understand what is meant by stateful, but I follow the point about acknowledgements/telemetry coming back the other way.
So I thought maybe a simple way to address this issue was to make a 300 mbps TX limit in 'Bandwidth Limit' on three IP addresses(The same model Mobile phones) which seem to have this behaviour. But this seemed to slow down my PC - amd I'm using a different IP. I can't see why this is happening.
So, Question: Does this bandwidth limitation method sound a simple, sensible approach and worth pursuing or am I missing something here?
Thanks
T.
Replied by theia on topic Re: The effects of uploading?
If connections are stateful then yes because whichever way a transfer is going, there will be acknowledgements/telemetry coming back the other way.admin wrote:
It depends what effect you're seeing though; it should be possible to get reasonale speeds in both directions.
Thank you Admin
I do not understand what is meant by stateful, but I follow the point about acknowledgements/telemetry coming back the other way.
So I thought maybe a simple way to address this issue was to make a 300 mbps TX limit in 'Bandwidth Limit' on three IP addresses(The same model Mobile phones) which seem to have this behaviour. But this seemed to slow down my PC - amd I'm using a different IP. I can't see why this is happening.
So, Question: Does this bandwidth limitation method sound a simple, sensible approach and worth pursuing or am I missing something here?
Thanks
T.
![](http://c4211030.myzen.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/2.-Placing-bandwidth-limit-on-TX.png)
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