Re[2]: Off-topic: 'bandwidth shaping' on DSL network

[Jimmy Snowden <jimmy@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jerry,

Note the PS.  I was just kidding.  What's a little crosstalk among
friends.

Jimmy

Thursday, November 21, 2002, 3:34:18 PM, you wrote:

Jerry> Thats Absolutely Crazy. Don't do it. thats a good way to tie up your
Jerry> bandwidth with packets being resent because of errors.

Jerry> ----- Original Message -----
Jerry> From: "Jimmy Snowden" <jimmy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Jerry> To: <Omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>; "trader" <trader_wiz@xxxxxx>
Jerry> Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 4:29 PM
Jerry> Subject: Re: Off-topic: 'bandwidth shaping' on DSL network


>> Albert,
>>
>> Swap out that computers Cat5 cable for a piece of really thin
>> telephone wire.
>>
>>
>> Jimmy
>>
>> PS couldn't resist.
>>
>> Thursday, November 21, 2002, 3:23:56 PM, you wrote:
>>
>> trader> Managing three PCs all indipendent, no server (their IP Gateway is
>> trader> router's) that  access the internet using a Zyxel Router ADSL
Jerry> 642R,  I
>> trader> would like to 'force' one of the 3 PCs to use a much less
Jerry> bandwidth such
>> trader> as 9600/14400bps instead of leaving the free access to the maximum
>> trader> bandwidth the DSL router can offer.
>>
>> trader> Is there any software (or tweak) to be installed on the specific
Jerry> PC able
>> trader> to restrict (bandwidth shaping) the net access  but leaving the
Jerry> usual
>> trader> bandwidth to the other two PCs?
>>
>> trader> Thanks,
>> trader> Albert
>>