On Wednesday 25 December 2002 03:53, Valentin Deltov wrote:
> Hi.
> I am a new linux user and i would need some help.
> I have a local area network with 3 machines and a RedHat 7.3 used as a
> router and connected to the internet and local lan.
> The bandwidth provided by the ISP is 128 KB.
> I want to make sure that my computer (Windows 2000) is guaranteed a 3K=
B
> bandwidth and to force the local mail server (installed also on linux) =
to
> upload mail at max 2KB.
> I need this because whenever i send an email i have to wait for it to b=
e
> delivered because it just eats all my bandwidth.
> I also need to guarantee a 3K bandwidth for my personal computer becaus=
e I
> am playing with my friends over the internet and if a download is made
> from another computer i just cant play anymore.
> I would apreciate some precise help (steps, links or software applicati=
ons)
> because i really don't have time to read and understand all the
> documentation available al lartc.org.
I think you have no other option then reading the docs at www.lartc.org a=
nd=20
www.docum.org. That's all information there is. It's not so difficult t=
o=20
understand, but you will have to spend some time reading.
Stef
--=20
stef.coene@docum.org
"Using Linux as bandwidth manager"
http://www.docum.org/
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