[AusNOG] Contention, congestion, and link capacity planning

[Narelle]

duh

s/use/pull

ie
"The average CVC capacity acquired per user has increased by almost 10
per cent during the quarter. This includes an average increase for
each broadband service from around one Mbps to 1.09 Mbps."

That is the amount of CVC bought by retail service providers to
service those customers. It isn't what they actually pull and Paul was
actually talking about business customers not residential (for the
most part) consumers.

Very different things...

Remember in many cases the smallest throughput will quench demand back
to that level.

Oh for the days of Erlangs when all this was easily predictable.


Narelle

On Mon, Sep 18, 2017 at 3:59 PM, Narelle <narellec at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 18, 2017 at 3:36 PM, John Edwards <jaedwards at gmail.com> wrote:
>> https://www.accc.gov.au/media-release/accc-releases-quarterly-report-on-the-nbn-wholesale-market-3
>>
>> The ACCC says that on average; Australian consumers are using 1.09mbps per
>> service.
>>
>> Don't underestimate Netflix in your calculations.
>
> Err, not quite:
> "The average CVC capacity acquired per user has increased by almost 10
> per cent during the quarter. This includes an average increase for
> each broadband service from around one Mbps to 1.09 Mbps."
>
> That is the amount of CVC bought by retail service providers to
> service those customers. It isn't what they actually use and Paul was
> actually talking about business customers not residential (for the
> most part) consumers.
>
> Very different things...
>
>
> Narelle



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Narelle
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