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Subject: Re: OT: Looking for Bandwidth Manager Appliance or Bandwidth Manager
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You could use OBSD, pf, and ALTQ. Or you could use MikroTik RouterOS on 
a RouterBOARD if you only have a few connections to bcu, or toss it in a 
  x86 server chassis if you need a little more horsepower.

Phillip Hocking
Director of Operations
Network Engineer
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Jorge Evangelista wrote:
> Hi guys, I am looking for a Bandwidth Manager, I heard solutions with
> PacketShaper,  Alot,  etc ( appliances ) also I heard about Solaris
> Bandwidth Manager, TC in Linux, and ipfw with Freebsd.
> But It requirement is for a ISP, perhaps for a best performance I
> should buy a appliance, also I need that it device let me reporting as
> MRTG by customer not by interface, because for example with Alot I can
> see only by interface.
> 
>