I just viewed into the peer tab, and saw 2 nearly identical peers.
http://img4.myimg.de/doublepeeree2f3.png
I wonder what this is about? The percentage was differing a bit, however often equaling again.
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I just viewed into the peer tab, and saw 2 nearly identical peers.
http://img4.myimg.de/doublepeeree2f3.png
I wonder what this is about? The percentage was differing a bit, however often equaling again.
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Two devices sharing a communal IP address, Mind boggling :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Sonnentier
Poor Finnish guy probably has 256k ADSL as the best service available in his village and connected two lines together to make life a bit better. :)
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Originally Posted by VoidNT
Do you see his speed?:huh:
I thought always that this is impossible. oO
Probably a local network(company,home,cybernet cafe) and i guess he/she same person:)
Yeah you can bundle together two adsl lines running into the the same premises for a better connection, but that doesn't look like whats happening here to me, if that was the case you would only see one entry in utorrents live peer log.Quote:
Originally Posted by D1zkK1llQuote:
Originally Posted by VoidNT
Do you see his speed?:huh:
I thought always that this is impossible. oO
aw lol. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by VoidNT
Well I think he is leeching this shit 2 times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Time-TravellerYeah you can bundle together two adsl lines running into the the same premises for a better connection, but that doesn't look like whats happening here to me, if that was the case you would only see one entry in utorrents live peer log.Quote:
Originally Posted by D1zkK1ll
Only different folders and he started on the same time with only this 25kb/s so the same states... ;)
Yeah but there's no upload stats so maybe he uploaded the file to whatever tracker that is, copied the file to another workstation and is uploading from there too.Quote:
Originally Posted by D1zkK1llWell I think he is leeching this shit 2 times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Time-Traveller
Only different folders and he started on the same time with only this 25kb/s so the same states... ;)
Downloading a file twice makes no sense even if it was a ratio free tracker...
Possibly it's as simple as a ghost connection appearing in utorrent after he disconnected & reconnected.
maybe he will only make a joke of us..Quote:
Originally Posted by Time-TravellerYeah but there's no upload stats so maybe he uploaded the file to whatever tracker that is, copied the file to another workstation and is uploading from there too.Quote:
Originally Posted by D1zkK1ll
Downloading a file twice makes no sense even if it was a ratio free tracker...
Possibly it's as simple as a ghost connection appearing in utorrent after he disconnected & reconnected.
If it is then it's not funny and totally pointless.Quote:
Originally Posted by D1zkK1llmaybe he will only make a joke of us..Quote:
Originally Posted by Time-Traveller
i see thoose kind of peers a lot...not a big deal
would say the same...Quote:
Originally Posted by Time-TravellerIf it is then it's not funny and totally pointless.Quote:
Originally Posted by D1zkK1ll
It's not a joke, and TimeTraveler both connections were active until completion so it wasn't a ghost connection.
I go with the theory that he somehow bundled his connection, the progress really seemed to be identical.
Thank you all for your comments :fst:
Ok but this isn't how bundled ADSL lines works.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sonnentier
Why isn't it? I don't know too much about that topic... please let me know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Time-Traveller
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Originally Posted by SonnentierWhy isn't it? I don't know too much about that topic...Quote:
Originally Posted by Time-Traveller
2 or possibly more adsl enabled lines have the same routing information at the telephone exchange and one router / bridge / switch at the users premises which forms one virtual connection, so an ordinary ADSL line in the uk is split 3 ways between the users premises and the exchange one for voice calls, one for upstream data & a larger one for downstream data, with 2 lines bonded you have 2 upstream & 2 downstream channels which equals double the bandwidth / throughput
the one connection will have the same network ID between the exchange and your ISP's radius server which allows you to logon, each network ID will be allocated a new random or a fixed base IP address.
*Edit* It works with upto 4 adsl lines in the UK the backbone product that your ISP subscribes to from BT Wholesale is called shareband :P
Actually you should be able to read about the outline of the product here starting on page 6 of this PDF:
http://www.btwholesale-engage.com/cm...enthelines.pdf