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Karan Gupta wrote:

>Newbie here so pls excuse if this question sounds trivial....
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>i use a single bsd router to service 2 properties. I want ppl on prop A to get 1.024kbit/s and the ones on prop B to get 256kbit/s....prop B is connected on the same network as prop A using a wireless device that has the an IP within the network range. Can is add a pipe to limit data from the IP address of the wireless device to 256kbit/s & achieve what i desire?
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yes with dummynet and ipfw, documentation has clear examples on doing this
'man ipfw'