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Posted by |T?ߪRt?@$t on 10/26/07 17:12
Many ISPs limit traffic to file sharing programs, that is probably the
answer.
However, it has been YEARS since I found anything worthwhile on WinMX Peer
Network, I only use openNap Protocol Networks, this vastly reduced the
bandwidth and at the same time, depending on which networks you use, vastly
increases the chances of finding what you want.
No fakes, no rubbish, very few loonies.
"Jyeshta" <whatever@twixtntween.com> wrote in message
news:k962i3lmi1pag1urgf5m3mlogvhm7dq3f7@4ax.com...
> This only started happening today. It looked like my uplink
> bandwidth was getting throttled, so I changed my ports and
> restarted WinMX.
>
> Now, for the most part, my uplink looks sort of normal, but it's
> fluctuating wildly. I'm connected as a Primary, so searches
> might be partly the cause, only they never have been before, and
> I always connect as a Primary, anyway.
>
> Everything was fine before - I'd been on for several days and it
> was rock solid. I was able to set a bandwidth limit when I
> needed to do other things (like download from Usenet), and then
> change it back and it was fine. I'm wondering if, due to my
> heavy bandwidth usage, Comcast began screwing with my bandwidth.
> I should add that I had to disconnect a couple of times since
> last night - once because of a crash, and then to re-set my ports
> today.
>
> Anyone else experiencing anything similar, or is it just me?
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