Double peer?

[D1zkK1ll]

Well I think he is leeching this shit 2 times.
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.

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..

[Time-Traveller]

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.

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..

If it is then it's not funny and totally pointless.

[teresckova]

i see thoose kind of peers a lot...not a big deal

[happy]

maybe he will only make a joke of us..

If it is then it's not funny and totally pointless.

would say the same...

[Sonnentier]

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

[Time-Traveller]

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

Ok but this isn't how bundled ADSL lines works.

[Sonnentier]

Ok but this isn't how bundled ADSL lines works.

Why isn't it? I don't know too much about that topic... please let me know.

[Time-Traveller]

Ok but this isn't how bundled ADSL lines works.

Why isn't it? I don't know too much about that topic...

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

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