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Re: Question - Active Congestion Control
Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 3:01 pm
by Trailblazer
tals wrote:Just wondering, if you ping the target what response is it giving you, you could set a higher value of the ping in the acc which will make the acc be more tolerant if the throttling by the isp is degrading the ping. You could also try different locations to ping
Yeah, is the one greyed out in the box the default (74.213.207.1)? If it is, it gives me from 10-17ms (on the default 4 ping test). I don't know how to change the ping time limit. How does one change that?
I may try changing the target to another server although I can't imagine I'll find one with better pings than that. Right now I'm just monitoring the ACC and seeing what behavior I observe. Thanks for the suggestions!
Re: Question - Active Congestion Control
Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 4:58 pm
by pbix
The ping limit can be modified starting at v1.5.2 but I see little benefit in doing that. Your limit is currently 85ms which is a good limit for you.
I read your last post and you seem to have a good grasp of how the ACC works. The link limit means nothing unless your load is at the limit.
In next few weeks I will upgrade the ACC to version 2 which will include more goodies to make things work even better. Stay tuned.
Re: Question - Active Congestion Control
Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 6:12 pm
by Trailblazer
pbix wrote:The ping limit can be modified starting at v1.5.2 but I see little benefit in doing that. Your limit is currently 85ms which is a good limit for you.
OK, sounds good to me. I don't see any advantage, either.
pbix wrote:The link limit means nothing unless your load is at the limit.
Yep, now I understand that. The Speedtest (like you said) was not enough of a load to raise the limit. I got it!
pbix wrote:In next few weeks I will upgrade the ACC to version 2 which will include more goodies to make things work even better. Stay tuned.
It just keeps getting better...can't wait!