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Forum: Geek Forum Topic: Bandwith Software started by: afropik Posted by afropik on Nov. 14 2001,02:28
I'm looking for a piece of (free) software that would allow me to limit bandwith to certain ports and/or programs on my computer, IE. allocate 20k/s to IE, 30k/s to IRC, and 30k/s to FTP transfers, etc. If anyone knows of anything like that, let me know.
Posted by afropik on Nov. 20 2001,18:58
**bump**
Posted by cr0bar on Nov. 20 2001,19:31
I don't think anything like that exists for windows. FreeBSD's dummynet comes close, but even then I'm not sure it can be port-specific.
Posted by CNCJake on Nov. 21 2001,03:03
Don't bother with the software, just put down for a Cisco Local Director. They are hella cheap now, only ป,000.Cisco can lick my ass....... ------------------ Posted by Tattered on Nov. 21 2001,03:14
I've been looking for the same kind of software for a while now.. I wish someone would make it. :P
Posted by askheaves on Nov. 21 2001,04:50
Microsoft makes something like that... ISA. However, good luck with configuration. It takes all my l33t skills to set up an open bidirectional server just so I can surf to begin with. Then again, my skills don't lie in the network admin rhelm.
Posted by ASCIIMan on Nov. 26 2001,04:31
Though no longer in developement, < LeechFTP > can download FTP or HTTP files and is a full-featured FTP client. It allows you to set download rate limits on individual files or on its overall bandwidth use.
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