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From: Mike Parks <admin@linkeasy.net>
Subject: port limiter
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Does anyone know of a way to limit the amount of bandwidth allowed through
an ethernet port .

I am co-hosting servers and I would like to limit the amount of bandwidth
each server gets like 128k or 256k for instance. Is there a software
solution to this.

Mike 


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