Airtel is throttling P2p .. Check whether urs is being Throttled?

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Hello Guys,

It seems that the airtel shaping the torrent traffic for larger files like 6GB or more, I have tried all possible methods to avoid it but no use. Any one of you have any idea to avoid it ??
 
havent faced any issues here......

Downdloaded a 17.5GB file a few days back and i was getting speeds upwards of 500kBps.
 
I am downloading 10 GB file and getting consistent 40 KB/s download speed on my 2 MBps airtel connection in bangalore.

Hellgate ur in which location.
 
hellgate said:
havent faced any issues here......
Downdloaded a 17.5GB file a few days back and i was getting speeds upwards of 500kBps.
500 kBps :O
What plan have you subscribed to?
2 MBps airtel connection in bangalore.
Correction- 2Mbps and not 2MBps, btw you should be getting 2Mbps or rather 220+KBps
 
acXes said:
I am downloading 10 GB file and getting consistent 40 KB/s download speed on my 2 MBps airtel connection in bangalore.

Hellgate ur in which location.
Hmm... is it Dead Space 2??? Be careful, the torrents are being tracked. Peer guardian is opened up already, wont work. But I guess we in India can feel safe.

I'm receiving 1MBPS straight on 10GB file.
 
i have 4mbps but now a days working as 256Kbps as due to fup my mistake i downloaded 50gb in 8 days and now have to suffer for next 22 days. for me snail mail
 
I already mentioned that the shaping of bandwidth happens only for big files, for less than 5 GB files i am getting 220 Kbps (2 Mbps thanks for correction).

But I found a way to avoid it i.e using multiple torrent clients and start the same torrent on them. I used 4 clients for download and results are great.

Finally completed this morning :P

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hellgate said:
I have a 4Mbps connection from Airtel, but i get speeds upwards of 5Mbps. :D

Rs:1600 plan, m i correct???

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delguy19 said:
i have 4mbps but now a days working as 256Kbps as due to fup my mistake i downloaded 50gb in 8 days and now have to suffer for next 22 days. for me snail mail
LOL, but I heard that Airtel removed the download limits.
 
acXes said:
I already mentioned that the shaping of bandwidth happens only for big files, for less than 5 GB files i am getting 220 Kbps (2 Mbps thanks for correction).

But I found a way to avoid it i.e using multiple torrent clients and start the same torrent on them. I used 4 clients for download and results are great.

Finally completed this morning :P

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Rs:1600 plan, m i correct???

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LOL, but I heard that Airtel removed the download limits.
who said airtel remove download limits none my connection fup every month within 8 to 10 days and rest of 20 days i live and suffer with 256Kbps

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Sandy said:
How much do you pay for that connection delguy? :P
i pay 1799
 
Yup, even though glasnost doesn't show any problem, I'm sure Airtel is throttling my speed. The max speed I'm getting while downloading from torrents is around 60-80KBps. I should be getting 240-260KBps as i am on the 2MBps unlimited plan...
 
Fahrenheit said:
Yup, even though glasnost doesn't show any problem, I'm sure Airtel is throttling my speed. The max speed I'm getting while downloading from torrents is around 60-80KBps. I should be getting 240-260KBps as i am on the 2MBps unlimited plan...
but lots of things depend on seeds and peers too
 
Yes, Airtel is throttling P2P connections. I am observing this for the past 15 days or so and I can confidently say they are limiting the speeds. My 4Mbps (512KBps) connection downloads at only 128KBps during the day and the same file downloads at 512KBps+ at night (after 12AM).

acXes said:
Hello Guys,

It seems that the airtel shaping the torrent traffic for larger files like 6GB or more, I have tried all possible methods to avoid it but no use. Any one of you have any idea to avoid it ??

I already mentioned that the shaping of bandwidth happens only for big files, for less than 5 GB files i am getting 220 Kbps (2 Mbps thanks for correction).
I have seen this happen with files as small as 150MB and all the regular 700MB files, its not limited to larger files.
 
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