On Thursday 16 January 2003 05:34 pm, Brandon Vanderberg wrote: > On Thu, 2003-01-16 at 15:11, Dennis Myers wrote: > > I was downloading the update rpms today and my wife complained about how > > slow her surfing was. We share a cable connection through a scratch built > > firewall machine running IPcop. Here's the newbie question, what do I > > need to do to make the system share equally the moderate bandwidth that > > we have? Am I going to have to get a router? Or, is there a handy dandy > > way to do it with linux? I've been googling linux and not finding much, > > probably using the wrong search terms. Any and all advice is > > appreciated. > > -- > > Dennis M. linux user # 180842 > > That would be tough to dynamically balance bandwidth between two systems > without some type of extra device. What you can do tho, is throttle your > bandwidth. Check out larc.org. Yea, I was afraid of the answers. Well, I am going to check on the cost of doubling my bandwidth and look in to throtling my comp before my wife throttles me. I tried the larc.org and could not find a website. Other larc.net and a gazillion other larcs didn't look like what I needed. Thanks for the help guys, I will fit this into figuring out how to do video capture and editing. What fun! -- Dennis M. linux user # 180842
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