Limiting the upload
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Limiting the upload
I want to limit the upload or download from LAN to internet for specific IPs.
please some one give me a method to do that, either limiting the size or the BandWidth.
ASKED: Jul 20 2009  3:44 PM GMT
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There are software tools to do things like that.

One free option could be Traffic Shaper XP

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That answer only works for one PC, or where that PC is the gateway to the Internet.

To do this for a number of PCs, you can configure queues on the router, if it supports this (Cisco can do this as can some others), or look at a device like Packeteer that is designed solely to do thi ssort of job.

It needs some degree of configuration, and if you know the IPs is not too difficult to achieve.

Regards,

BlankReg
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Last Answered: Jul 20 2009  6:50 PM GMT by Labnuke99   26290 pts.
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KevinBeaver   7610 pts.  |   Jul 21 2009  3:00PM GMT

You can do this in many commercial firewalls and Web content filtering/proxy systems. You didn’t mention which protocols you want to control but I’d recommend looking at what you may already have first.

 
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