Ingress how do shields work

Improve this answer. What I never understood is: how does that work with mixed shields? Are the most powerful counted in first? Or is it something completely different? Kappei : I would say "no matter the order", they all count in the same time. I edited my answer with more detailled computes.

My mind for a moment completely forgot any notion regarding multiplications, sorry about that :P — Kappei. This answer is very much outdated. Qwerty : I updated the answer with new values Show 1 more comment. Qwerty Qwerty 1, 21 21 silver badges 30 30 bronze badges. Screenshot of the Week. Submit your photo Hall of fame. Featured on Meta. Blogs Forums. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account?

Portal Shield. Edit source History Talk 0. Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. Between Resonator Portal Key. Key Locker Apex Fracker Beacon. December 12, at pm. Ingress Agent says:. Carl Edgar says:. May 2, at pm.

December 16, at am. Tenris says:. December 21, at pm. Frisca says:. January 14, at pm. Chris says:. January 11, at pm. SmashRokwell says:. January 24, at am. Your per-peer routing policies should also take into account your billing and contractual agreements. For instance, primary or equal peer links need priority over backup links, and ASNs you peer with for whom you carry traffic need to be permitted to do so. With complex situations like these, Zenoss can help by using Predictive Thresholds, which trigger if an interface or link suddenly has much more traffic on it than it should.

How Do You Know? Furthermore, simple latency testing with the Fping ZenPack can also indicate trouble caused by route policy filters that break, or that saturate a link resulting in degraded performance. Raising your shield and monitoring for possible cracks in that shield on the network edge should be part of protecting your network.

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