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From: "Spidey Knepscheld" <spidey@act.co.za>
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Hi guys
 
Hope all is well and the best for 2005.
 
I need to expand my network and is thinking of installing DSL for say
www traffic.The problems is that in South Africa DSL has limits.On a
standard DSL link you only have 3gig for a month (that is international
traffic) and when that 3gig is used then they switch you over to a much
slower international link.Now what I want to do is install the line and
buy 4 or 5 accounts which in return give me 3gig per account.
 
Do you know of a way to setup FreeBSD to check the amount of data
through that link and then switch over to the next account when the cap
is reached.
 
 
I hope this makes sense
 
Thank you
 
Spidey