by Jhary-a-Cone » Thu, 03 Feb 2000 04:00:00
Is there a way to limit the bandwidth-usage of (all or specific) users
on a shared line? Or a way to slow FTP traffic down in favour of other
services?
We have a 2mbit directed radio connection which suffers too much from a
few users (who happily use more then 70% of the available bandwidth
alone) linked to the server, which is linked by a switch to the LAN.
Any hard- or software solution would be welcome...
Sascha aka Jhary
1. Q: Limit client's bandwith-usage of router/gateway?
Hello NG!
I have the following problem:
I am administering a LAN, with some Windows clients and an SuSe gateway.
SuSe is routing via iptables.
Now one of the clients is using the internet bandwith heavily. The user
won't regulate himself, so I have to regulate him, as it seems.
But how?
I have got internet access with 1024/512 kb/s. I want to allow the client to
use maximum 50% of this bandwith.
Can anybody tell me how?
Thanx for any hint.
Tom.
p.s. i have samba running as pdc on the linux box.
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