If it's because sky's systems really don't like seeing many clients behind
the same ipv4 address, then the obvious questions are:
Does sky q support IPv6 clients, and if it does, are your customers dual
stack, and if not why not?
On Fri, 4 Jun 2021 at 14:25, João Basto wrote:
> The behaviour is that when a user attempts to download a on-demand content in
> their SkyQ device the download gets interrupted mid-way and never finishes
> the download.
my first thought is PMTUd. Does the download always stall when a
significan
Hi João,
This sounds familiar to me, but it was a while back so forgive me if I
can't remember all the details.
If I remember correctly though, I encountered this whilst working for an
ISP that did mainly CGNAT for their customers. They would take their CGNAT
customers and NAT them through a pool
Good Morning,
We have been experiencing customer issues frequently by SkyQ users with issues
downloading on-demand content.
Work-around's we have in place seem to be "hit and miss" as in they will work
for some users, but not for others.
The behaviour is that when a user attempts to download a o
