Bandwidth

Started by g7pkf, Oct 04, 2012, 15:33:22

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g7pkf

After just 3 days idnet have sent me a bandwidth warning :( now i normally average 20-30Gb total a month but my stats for this month so far are worrying.

         
Date   Rate   Download   Upload
01/10/2012   OFF PEAK   1.13   0.14
01/10/2012   PEAK   2.01   0.43
02/10/2012   OFF PEAK   0.66   0.16
02/10/2012   PEAK   1.28   1.52
03/10/2012   OFF PEAK   0.95   0.18
03/10/2012   PEAK   3.1   0.29

So i got to thinking whats changed in the last 3 days, all i can think of is i plugged my sky hd box into the ethernet. now unplugged and no i did not download much (looks pretty rubbish anyway)

anyone else noticed this on Sky HD or is it a red herring, what is really worrying is the off peak download.

Dean

andrue

Quote from: g7pkf on Oct 04, 2012, 15:33:22So i got to thinking whats changed in the last 3 days, all i can think of is i plugged my sky hd box into the ethernet. now unplugged and no i did not download much (looks pretty rubbish anyway)
Red Herring (unless you're using the new AnyTime+ functions). I have my Sky HD box plugged in and my usage usually hovers around 7GB. All readily accountable to the PCs.

Steve

Not noticed anything similar myself.
Steve
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This post reflects my own views, opinions and experience, not those of IDNet.

ukwiz

I got one of those messages this morning. It is an automated estimate - pretty pointless at this time in the month - particularly when all the packages are due to change in September  October November

talos

Me too got one this morning, nearly fell of my perch, it was calculated over the last 3 days multiplied by a month = lots of over use. Funny time to send them out the beginning of the month  :dunno:

psp83

I just ignore any warnings I get in the first 10 days  ;D

Ardua

@g7pkf  Silly question, I know, but is your wireless connection to the Sky Box secure? I have my Sky Box connected to a WLAN repeater which automatically picks up the the router WPA protection. I only see usage when I am downloading programmes to watch.

g7pkf

No its wired straight to the router, no wireless involved