I can check with my brother (BT whitelabel reseller) to update info as its been a couple of months or so since I asked about it and BT are forever changing things without telling anyone... but it used (and I assume still does) to work since they removed the FUP by grading users and monitoring overall traffic levels in the BT network and when the network started to get busy those users with higher useage levels would get lower priorities (how much lower depending on how heavy a user they are) for bandwidth. For the most part no one would really notice anything unless the network was very congested - someone sitting downloading torrents all day isn't going to notice an extra 10-20ms latency and speeds dropping off a couple of mbit/s at peak times but doing that to a couple of hundred "heavy" users can make quite a difference to the overall picture.
Regarding encrypted connection throttling it may be this only applies on exchanges that are over subscribed or an additional measure that reseller can enable.
Edited by deleted (Sun 01-Jan-12 16:46:15)



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