MTNL Delhi MTNL Torrent peering

[pranjal53]

does mtnl support torrent peering?
i am a newbie so can anyone tell me how i can peer my torrents ?
someone in another thread said that mtnl supports youtube peering ? how can i do that?

 

[Sushubh]

i do not think dsl connections can support torrent peering. youtube is easy because isps can cache popular videos locally resulting in improved performance.

 

[pranjal53]

but is there any way i can watch videos in 1080 on youtube without lag ? or even download torrents at high speed?
i have a freedom 995 combo plan

 

[Sushubh]

Get a faster internet plan.

 

[x720]

Indeed. Switch to 4/8 mbps.

 

[pranjal53]

my budget is 1600 only so thats why i have this plan
should i switch to local service providers?

 

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[Sushubh]

if you can find a nice one. you can try out reliance 4mbps plan that gives 3.4mbps which probably would struggle with 1080p YouTube streams

 

[pranjal53]

is reliance good enough?
does anyone knows why dosent mtnl support peering?
i want their ftth but they say its not available in my area

 

[x720]

If you can live with fup, even Airtel and mtnl have 4/8 mbps well within your budget. Look for plans on respective websites.

 

[Sushubh]

reliance is cheap. and when it works, it works well. though quality of service depends upon how nice their people in your area are. they are not very nice in my area.

 

[pranjal53]

yes i know mtnl is offering 8mbps in 1195 but only upto 20 GB but my monthly usage is 50-60 GB
i have checked both sites for the plans and i have been searching all day for the best brodband but no luck.
i have contacted spectranet nextra tikona siti broadband and almost all of the providers except reliance all say it is not available in my area

 

[pranjal53]

should i go for freedom 1295?
it is 2 mbps upto 40 gb

 

[x720]

If you can live with 1.7mbps and the said fup, go ahead.

I guess since all DSL traffic is routed through the dslam where port speeds are fixed, it is not possible to deploy high speed peering on ADSL. Might be wrong though.

 

[pranjal53]

which plan will u suggest??

 

[pranjal53]

should i use cat5 cable?