Comprueba si tu ISP te está filtrando tráfico con Glasnost Test

[dunanea]

Ahora que el tema de la neutralidad de la red está de actualidad son muchos los que se preguntan si quizás su ISP (la empresa que le brinda el acceso a internet) les está jugando una mala pasada y controlando el tráfico. Pese a que personalmente no he tenido noticias de que esto ocurra conviene conocer las herramientas necesarias para comprobarlo, como es el caso del Glasnost Test.

Glasnost Test es una web en la que podremos probar a través de nuestro navegador tres tipos de tráfico, P2P, tráfico a través de aplicaciones más normales y vídeo bajo demanda. En P2P encontramos que es capaz de comprobar el tráfico a través de Bittorrent, eMule y Gnutella, mientras que en las aplicaciones normales encontramos email a través de POP e IMAP4, tráfico HTTP, SSH y Usenet mientras que en vídeo bajo demanda encontramos YouTube.

Me parecen francamente útiles este tipo de herramientas, pero claro, puede ocurrir que nuestro ISP esté bloqueando directamente herramientas como Glasnost y no tendríamos ni por donde empezar. Aún así, y sin querer entrar en debates, en España por ahora la cosa está relajada y podemos estar tranquilos, pero yo que vosotros me guardaba Glasnost entre los favoritos por lo que pueda pasar.

Glasnost: Test if your ISP is shaping your traffic

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[razor]

Bueno, tras mas de 500 segundos de test, por lo menos mi isp no filtra el trafico bt:

Results for your host (XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX.dynamic.mundo-r.com - XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX):
Is your upload traffic rate limited?

There is no indication that your ISP rate limits your uploads.
Is your download traffic rate limited?

There is no indication that your ISP rate limits your downloads.
However, some of the measurements were affected by noise, which limits Glasnost ability to detect rate limiting.
Details:

There is no indication that your ISP rate limits your BitTorrent downloads. In our tests, downloads using control flows achieved up to 5413 Kbps while downloads using BitTorrent achieved up to 5958 Kbps.

The measurement data is too noisy to detect whether your ISP rate limits traffic on port 6881. Re-running the test while ensuring that no other downloads or uploads are running in the background might fix this problem.

 

[dunanea]

Glasnost: Test if your ISP is shaping your traffic

Results for your host (XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX):
Is your upload traffic rate limited?

There is no indication that your ISP rate limits your uploads.
However, some of the measurements were affected by noise, which limits Glasnost ability to detect rate limiting.

Details:
There is no indication that your ISP rate limits your BitTorrent uploads. In our tests, uploads using control flows achieved up to 652 Kbps while uploads using BitTorrent achieved up to 666 Kbps.

There is no indication that your ISP rate limits uploads on port 6881 or 39877. In our tests, uploads on port 6881 achieved up to 665 Kbps while uploads on port 39877 achieved up to 652 Kbps.

Is your download traffic rate limited?

There is no indication that your ISP rate limits your downloads.


You can view the detailed measurement results of the test here.
For more details on how Glasnost tests work, please read our NSDI 2010 paper.

 

[zukito3]

Pues creo que aqui la empresa me esta controlando.. creo

Is your upload traffic rate limited?

There is no indication that your ISP rate limits your uploads.
However, some of the measurements were affected by noise, which limits Glasnost ability to detect rate limiting.

Details:

* There is no indication that your ISP rate limits your FlashVideo uploads. In our tests, uploads using control flows achieved up to 63 Kbps while uploads using FlashVideo achieved up to 64 Kbps.

* There is no indication that your ISP rate limits uploads on port 43024 or 47351. In our tests, uploads on port 43024 achieved up to 54 Kbps while uploads on port 47351 achieved up to 64 Kbps.
Is your download traffic rate limited?

Your ISP appears to rate limit your downloads.
However, some of the measurements were affected by noise, which limits Glasnost ability to detect rate limiting.

Details:

* There is no indication that your ISP rate limits your FlashVideo downloads. In our tests, downloads using control flows achieved up to 51 Kbps while downloads using FlashVideo achieved up to 52 Kbps.

* Your ISP appears to rate limit downloads on port 47351. In our tests, downloads on port 43024 achieved up to 40 Kbps while downloads on port 47351 achieved up to 51 Kbps

que opinan? no entiendo mucho por eso necesito saber la opinion de los demas jejej

 

[sadsoft]

Hola zukito3, en principio según el programa, no detecta pruebas de que tu isp esté filtrando el tráfico, pero con esas velocidades lo que sí está claro es que tu empresa sí que lo hace a no ser que la conexión que tienen contratada sea del jurásico...
Seguro que el administrador de la red de tu empresa controla eso...

salu2