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denny
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Fri Jul 09, 2004 3:44 pm Post subject:
Bandwidth Control for Windows |
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Do you know the bandwidth controller for windows or any other OS?
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Sam
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Fri Jul 09, 2004 3:46 pm Post subject:
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Perhaps, as this question is asked a lot we should make a sticky that has a few solutions to this frequently asked question. A couple of working (tested with 95/98/ME/NT/2k/XP) solutions are:
Bandwidth Controller - sets a hard cap on the NIC
(rx & tx control + IP source and destination protocol control)
www.bandwidthcontroller.com/index.html
Net Limiter - puts a limit on a -per- program basis
(rx & tx control)
www.netlimiter.com
CFOS software - performs QOS types of prioritising
(packet sheduling and bandwidth shaping)
(note : I have nto used this software myself - feedback PLZ)
www.cfos.de/index2_e.html
Net Peeker - puts a limit on a -per- program basis
(note : I have not used this software myself - feedback PLZ)
www.net-peeker.com
Webscout - allows filtering of content and b/w / usage (MB) restrictions
-also allows file type / page blocking and individual user management
www.globalpatrol.net/webscout
Shunra Nimbus - sets a hard cap on the NIC (this program is FREE)
(bi-directional cap - no rx / tx control)
www.angelfire.com/oz/shunra/Nimbus.exe
(if someone else has a better link for nimbus - let me know)
(ONLY WORKS WITH NT/XP)
Internet Gateway Monitor (IGM)
For win32 clients an app for helping monitor your network's traffic
(but not shape or control) : studiocoast.com/igm.asp
There are more win32 solutions -BUT- myself and others have not been able to successfully implement them on our systems. |
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stella
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Fri Jul 09, 2004 3:47 pm Post subject:
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Do you know about the bandwidth controller software’s for LINUX,UNIX or BSD?
Help me. |
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Curt
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Fri Jul 09, 2004 3:51 pm Post subject:
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For Linux/Unix/BSD users, a few to try:
Clark Connect : www.clarkconnect.org/info/1.2.html
Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control guide : lartc.org
The "Wonder Shaper" script : lartc.org/wondershaper
BSD : www.benzedrine.cx/ackpri.html
(Note altq and pf have been in OpenBSD for sometime but you'll need to upgrade to 3.3 to get the benefits of the merged config file - Know1)
For linux users there is also
ClarkConnect 1.2 www.clarkconnect.org/info/1.2.html that have a "Bandwidth limiter" feature www.clarkconnect.org/web...nfo.jsp?id=10030 .
Linux users can learn about tc in the Linux Advanced Routing & Traffic Control HOWTO, and the Wondershaper script. |
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denny
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Fri Jul 09, 2004 3:51 pm Post subject:
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| Thank you to everyone who’s helped me. |
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Edo
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Sun Aug 01, 2004 9:48 am Post subject:
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HI all,
I have a question, Does anyone know how to shape a bandwidth. There are programs on the net that do this but you would have to install them in your computer for it to work ie netlimiter.
I am looking for a solution in a more global sense such as fixing how the router looks at traffice and fliter some out.
Cheers
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Mon Sep 06, 2004 3:15 pm Post subject:
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| Sam wrote: | Perhaps, as this question is asked a lot we should make a sticky that has a few solutions to this frequently asked question. A couple of working (tested with 95/98/ME/NT/2k/XP) solutions are:
Bandwidth Controller - sets a hard cap on the NIC
(rx & tx control + IP source and destination protocol control)
www.bandwidthcontroller.com/index.html
Net Limiter - puts a limit on a -per- program basis
(rx & tx control)
www.netlimiter.com
CFOS software - performs QOS types of prioritising
(packet sheduling and bandwidth shaping)
(note : I have nto used this software myself - feedback PLZ)
www.cfos.de/index2_e.html
Net Peeker - puts a limit on a -per- program basis
(note : I have not used this software myself - feedback PLZ)
www.net-peeker.com
Webscout - allows filtering of content and b/w / usage (MB) restrictions
-also allows file type / page blocking and individual user management
www.globalpatrol.net/webscout
Shunra Nimbus - sets a hard cap on the NIC (this program is FREE)
(bi-directional cap - no rx / tx control)
www.angelfire.com/oz/shunra/Nimbus.exe
(if someone else has a better link for nimbus - let me know)
(ONLY WORKS WITH NT/XP)
This is direct link to nimbus download file
www.tuttogratis.it/go.tg?10702
Internet Gateway Monitor (IGM)
For win32 clients an app for helping monitor your network's traffic
(but not shape or control) : studiocoast.com/igm.asp
There are more win32 solutions -BUT- myself and others have not been able to successfully implement them on our systems. |
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Mon Sep 06, 2004 3:16 pm Post subject:
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| Sam wrote: | Perhaps, as this question is asked a lot we should make a sticky that has a few solutions to this frequently asked question. A couple of working (tested with 95/98/ME/NT/2k/XP) solutions are:
Bandwidth Controller - sets a hard cap on the NIC
(rx & tx control + IP source and destination protocol control)
www.bandwidthcontroller.com/index.html
Net Limiter - puts a limit on a -per- program basis
(rx & tx control)
www.netlimiter.com
CFOS software - performs QOS types of prioritising
(packet sheduling and bandwidth shaping)
(note : I have nto used this software myself - feedback PLZ)
www.cfos.de/index2_e.html
Net Peeker - puts a limit on a -per- program basis
(note : I have not used this software myself - feedback PLZ)
www.net-peeker.com
Webscout - allows filtering of content and b/w / usage (MB) restrictions
-also allows file type / page blocking and individual user management
www.globalpatrol.net/webscout
Shunra Nimbus - sets a hard cap on the NIC (this program is FREE)
(bi-directional cap - no rx / tx control)
www.angelfire.com/oz/shunra/Nimbus.exe
(if someone else has a better link for nimbus - let me know)
(ONLY WORKS WITH NT/XP)
This is direct link to nimbus download file
www.tuttogratis.it/go.tg?10702
Internet Gateway Monitor (IGM)
For win32 clients an app for helping monitor your network's traffic
(but not shape or control) : studiocoast.com/igm.asp
There are more win32 solutions -BUT- myself and others have not been able to successfully implement them on our systems. |
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joaef@zeusdata.dk
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Mon Sep 06, 2004 3:17 pm Post subject:
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| Sam wrote: | Perhaps, as this question is asked a lot we should make a sticky that has a few solutions to this frequently asked question. A couple of working (tested with 95/98/ME/NT/2k/XP) solutions are:
Bandwidth Controller - sets a hard cap on the NIC
(rx & tx control + IP source and destination protocol control)
www.bandwidthcontroller.com/index.html
Net Limiter - puts a limit on a -per- program basis
(rx & tx control)
www.netlimiter.com
CFOS software - performs QOS types of prioritising
(packet sheduling and bandwidth shaping)
(note : I have nto used this software myself - feedback PLZ)
www.cfos.de/index2_e.html
Net Peeker - puts a limit on a -per- program basis
(note : I have not used this software myself - feedback PLZ)
www.net-peeker.com
Webscout - allows filtering of content and b/w / usage (MB) restrictions
-also allows file type / page blocking and individual user management
www.globalpatrol.net/webscout
Shunra Nimbus - sets a hard cap on the NIC (this program is FREE)
(bi-directional cap - no rx / tx control)
www.angelfire.com/oz/shunra/Nimbus.exe
(if someone else has a better link for nimbus - let me know)
(ONLY WORKS WITH NT/XP)
This is link to download nimbus file for windows
www.tuttogratis.it/go.tg?10702
Internet Gateway Monitor (IGM)
For win32 clients an app for helping monitor your network's traffic
(but not shape or control) : studiocoast.com/igm.asp
There are more win32 solutions -BUT- myself and others have not been able to successfully implement them on our systems. |
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visal
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Tue Oct 19, 2004 8:21 pm Post subject:
I need Webscout v1.2 (not v2.0) |
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| I am live in very poor country (cambodia).if any one have link to download webscout v1.2 (not v2.0) please posst it for me or can send this software for me by mail: sokvisal@yahoo.com. waiting for reply.... |
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DVijlbri
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Wed Nov 03, 2004 8:50 am Post subject:
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Have a look at the packetshaper product from packeteer. Not cheap, but on a company budget not impossible.
Cheers
Dennis
| Edo wrote: | HI all,
I have a question, Does anyone know how to shape a bandwidth. There are programs on the net that do this but you would have to install them in your computer for it to work ie netlimiter.
I am looking for a solution in a more global sense such as fixing how the router looks at traffice and fliter some out.
Cheers
Ed |
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