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From: "Jeremy L. Ramirez" <jramirez@xlinet.net>
Subject: Traffic Shaping
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Is there currently a port of some kind that will allow me to shape (place 
limits on throughput) IP traffic based upon IP and/or service type through 
ethernet interfaces other than ALTQ (since their main site seems to be down 
for information.).

Thanks.

  



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