At 06:44 PM 09/24/2002, you wrote: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > >bandwidth on the different servers. I know the Raqs have a limited feature > > >per domains > > > > you mean per IP ??? Not domain. To me that is a real limiting factor, 2 > > domains on the same IP have to have the same bandwidth limits. > >The question is "per server", which may mean single IP#s, range or class >of IP#s, or even multiple IP#s from separate classes. > >It's a common question; it's a common need of anyone who does >colocation... how do we keep our clients from using for bandwidth than >they've paid for? > >Or at least, how can we be notified when they're attempting to use too >much bandwidth, so we can let them know, or do something manually. > >The only way I know how to do it is with (expensive) router options. >Anyone have a good idea?
We have an appliance that is 3K that is specifically designed for ISPs. Its also available as a software add-on for linux or freebsd for $695. You can manage by MAC, IP, protocol, port , virtual host and will even sniff out PTP. At one time it ran on a raq3i but they were just too underpowered and overpriced at the time. See http://www.etinc.com for details. _______________________________________________ cobalt-developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.cobalt.com/mailman/listinfo/cobalt-developers
