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On Mon, 26 Mar 2001, Vaidas Damosevicius wrote:

> Hello,
> 
>       I have some freebsd boxes as gw/fw in out network and
>       about 400 users ... Is it possible to limit users TCP sessions
>       on my fbsd gw/fw ? ipfw can't do it, maybe where are some other
>       tools to do it ?

	What exactly do you want to limit? Connection's? Bandwidth? Latency?

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