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From: Nate Williams <nate@sri.MT.net>
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> Shop til you drop! we just added features that let an ISP FILTER OUT video
> traffic, because you can't let a someone paying $22. a month run CUSEEME
> on a 28.8 line for 6 hours.

How do you determine it's video traffic?  If it's on a per-port basis,
how is this any different from the current IPFW ability?


Nate