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bandwidth splitter - 28.Sep.2006 5:51:58 PM

future2000

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Hi there,

Just wondering if anyone has any experience with bandwidth splitter from...

http://www.bsplitter.com

I've just installed the demo version on my test isa server and it seems to work well, does exactly what it says on the tin. I'm looking to implement a solution capable of limiting bandwidth etc. for around 150 users and I have doubts as to whether this product will scale to a system with this many live users running through it.

Thanks

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RE: bandwidth splitter - 28.Sep.2006 7:24:21 PM

elmajdal

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bsplitter is good, and also u can have a look at http://www.digirain.com/tquota

pesonally, i recommend both.

Tarek

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RE: bandwidth splitter - 23.Mar.2008 3:04:10 AM

nhatminh1209

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I'm using Bandwidth splitter now. And I put a new rules in shaping rules.
Applies to: IP Sets: Internal
Type: distributed (static)
Destination: Localhost
Speed Limit: In: 128 kbit/s, Out:128 kbit/s
HTTP Boost: 200kbits/s (10/10)

And I put a rules in firewall policy:
Allow Bandwidth:
Protocol: Bandwidth Splitter Remote Management ( parametter: Port range: 1-10 -TCP-Outbound)
from: internal
To: Localhost
Condition: All User

My Internal IP: 10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255
External IP: 192.168.1.
Localhost is my ISA Server 2004. It has two NIC.

When I try to check out the bandwidth in client with IDM to down load: It still load to 69-72kbyte/s (my DSL is 512kbit/s)? Why is that? What's the problem? What's wrong? Please, help me. I don't know what's wrong here?
I point the port range only 1-10 TCP but client still browser web?

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RE: bandwidth splitter - 23.Mar.2008 3:59:58 AM

elmajdal

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Hi,

You will get a faster reply in Bsplitter forums : http://www.bsplitter.com/forum/

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RE: bandwidth splitter - 25.Mar.2008 11:00:02 PM