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    Controlling usage via router

    Hi,
    I was wondering if it was possible for you to control download/upload usage on a router for a few machines connected to it?

    Cheers,

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    Depends entirely on the router.
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    they are oftern much more expensive as well.

    ive used draytek vigor 2600's to do this in the past.

    they can slip by protocol and total useage

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    your normal broadband cable / adsl router wont do this. You need a business / enterprise router to be able to do this.

    i gather you want to be able to limit others in your house / network from hogging your bandwidth?

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    I'm fairly sure i put a linksys at my parents (Abg jobbie) which has QoS that would let you achive what you want.
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    you want a linksys wrt54g + dd-wrt firmware, will let you throttle on a per port (tcp) per port (physical) per ip or per protocol basis.

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    I'm not wanting to do this; it's just something I suspected must have happened on the house wireless router.

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