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Old February 2nd, 2004, 11:08 AM
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Hi, I have Win XP and a cable connection to my computer.The cable modem connect directly to my computer. i have a second ethernet adaper that connects to a switch. i have shared my internet connection to them(7 friends). Is there any software to control the traffic bandwith to the internet to each one of them???
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The only software I've ever heard about to do this is ISA server 2000, and this is not designed for home networks. It's expensive and you really need to install it on a dedicated server computer. It's also difficult to set up and manage for people who are not used to it. Otherwise, I don't know of anything else.
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setup a linux box running squid proxy server, it can do this.
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also look into this....

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Heavy downloading can take its toll on network performance. Congestion and lack of responsiveness are often the result of large amounts of traffic being used by a small number of users. Sometimes even a single user can bring an entire network to a crawl as the internet gateway gets flooded with network traffic.

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