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 Hello All.
 Have such a situation:
 - there is 256k/sec Internet link
 - there are 4 users to connect via it
 Question: Could I divide a channel on 4 users with 
64k/sec - minimal speed on a user and ???k/sec - 
maximum (depending on chanell utilization) to achive 
maximum speed per user?
 Dummynet allows only to limit the upper speed, but 
this is not optimal when less than 4 users are active.
 Thanks.
/Vadim/  mailto:mogikan@mailru.com

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