On Saturday 13 August 2005 16:14, Leonardo Rodrigues Magalhães wrote: > I really dont think it's easy to limit bandwidth usage ONLY for > Earth Google without making bad experiencies on doing searchs on Google. > No matter if searches are low-bandwidth. If you get some QoS and band > limitation on google IPs, be sure that your google earth users will use > ALL the available bandwidth, thus making google earth as well as google > serching probably extremely slow. He only had that problem with one single user. Likewise, he can restrict bandwidth to google only for that one single user too. Like I already said, your proxy method can be easily circumvented using something like an SSL proxy after your proxy, whereas QoS can selectively keep a user from unfairly exceeding certain bandwidth. This will not only solve problems with the http protocol, but also problems with the user using too much bandwidth in general. -- Thilo Schulz
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