Author Topic: Getting rid of bandwidth limitation of my dorm network to some sites  (Read 1116 times)

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Offline erogol

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In my dorm Youtube like sites are limited and streaming any video or content is so slow albeit there is very fast internet. My question is how can I trick network to pass these limitations? Is there any specific method or tool that can help or what should I investigate on network to find a solution? Thanks...

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Re: Getting rid of bandwidth limitation of my dorm network to some sites
« Reply #1 on: November 21, 2012, 11:32:20 pm »
You could use comodo's secure dns, i used it in the past and yes i noticed a better speed.
Check it if you like
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Re: Getting rid of bandwidth limitation of my dorm network to some sites
« Reply #2 on: November 22, 2012, 08:56:16 pm »
if you say that your expreancing slow speeds when it comes to streaming, this si due to the fact the in doorms they most likely have a network layer device that limits how much bandwith can be allocated to each connection in order for the network not slow down.

so you would need to figure out how this device works, i would do this by analyzing traffic with wireshark, im guessing this device can detect video streams by analyizing the protocol in use when the packet passes through it. you can make tests on the device by time the latancey and download speed for diffrent protocol and diffrent application after the tests you then better understand the device.

if i am right and the decive is protocol dependent, by that i mean if the device analysis the protocol in use in order to determanie that its video then i reconmended encapsilation, if u want any help with this just drop me a PM and i can explain further.
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