With regard to my earlier post, by 'per session' I mean limiting bandwidth so that each client who connects can only download up to a maximum rate. For example, if the total available bandwidth is 8Mb, then I might want to limit clients to 56k each. If only one client connects then that client will still only get 56k - even though most of the bandwidth goes unused. Clients will get a consistent download rate of 56k until 45 clients or so have connected, and only then will their individual bandwidth start going down.
I'm sorry - I think I might not be making myself very clear!
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Pascal Harris
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From: Ivan Barrera A.
Reply To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx;Bruce@xxxxxx
Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 1:42 PM
To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [users@httpd] Per session bandwidth throttling
Pascal Harris wrote:
> At the moment we are using IIS for some of our serving needs. Our needs
> have gone up though, and IIS can't do what we want.
>
> We need to throttle bandwidth on a per session basis - can Apache do
> this and, if so, how does one do this in Apache 2.0 for Windows?
>
> Secondly, our clients can be grouped into those with fast connections
> and those with slow connections. Is it possible to throttle them
> differently, perhaps grouping them by IP address?
>
> I hope that someone can point me in the right direction prior to me
> downloading Apache for a trial!
>
What you mean per session ?
> Regards,
>
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> Reuters Ltd
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> Tel +44 (0) 20 7542 5418
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