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It's not only affecting p2p. One of my relatives uses insightbb at home to view is store security system remotely. He has also seen a huge performance hit as his frame rates are below 1 fps now. If insightbb has implemented sandvine, it must be mistaking this traffic as p2p file transfer traffic and applying throttling it down. He connects from a client on his computer to a video server at this store. His security system is connected through DSL via windstream so the traffic is not completely internal to the insightbb network. This is really beginning to suck. For four years, I never gave the idea of switching ISP's a single thought, but now myself amongs others are seriously considering. I hope insight gets its act together soon and shapes its traffic in a more fair manner. If bandwidth was such an issue, why did they upgrade everyone for free a couple of months ago? I'd rather have the old bandwidth limits without a system in place that decides when or when not to throttle down my traffic.

I found this forum after I did a google search for "insightbb block port". Beginning today, I noticed that I am no longer able to connect with highID with my emule client. Using the Test Port diagnostic in the Emule Connection Menu, I am no longer able to get traffic through the ports that I have opened and forwarded to this machine. I tried changing the port numbers and still no luck. It definitely seems that the problem is not with my set-up and something that insightbb has changed in the past few days. Although emule will still work with lowID (meaning that other clients can't directly connect to you), it severely degrades performance. Not good! I'm very disappointed in insightbb's decision to block p2p traffic, especially since I use emule infrequently. Keep us posted in ways to get around this filter. Also, I wonder if insight will have any success in blocking Skype as well. Thanks