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Controlling bandwidth, found a way... - 3.Mar.2005 3:35:00 PM

DFurey

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Like a lot of people, I was disapointed that ISA 2004 had the bandwidth system removed. So I went looking...

For the last week I have been testing Bandwidth Controller (http://www.bandwidthcontroller.com) on (installed on server) a ISA 2004 system with dual NICs. I must report that so far, zero problems and it is working as it should. If this continue to run like it is, I'll be buying this product.

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RE: Controlling bandwidth, found a way... - 28.Mar.2005 8:07:00 AM

azfar

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Have a look at Soft Perfect Bandwidth Manager. It has less features then Bandwidth Controller but dont have any bug like Bandwidth Controller.

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RE: Controlling bandwidth, found a way... - 9.Apr.2005 6:25:00 PM

Guest

I have tested it in combination with ISA2000, does it work in combination with ISA2004, too ? (I suspect it does).

PS: I asked for and they replied, that feature version will also have support for prioritization in addition to rate limiting.

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RE: Controlling bandwidth, found a way... - 12.Apr.2005 9:13:00 AM

Rickymag

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There is a product called Digirain that also works well and free for 5 clients [Smile]

http://www.digirain.com/

RM

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RE: Controlling bandwidth, found a way... - 18.Apr.2005 10:31:00 PM

HOUSIN

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The best is bwmeter its NO 1 in BANDWIDTH CONTROLING

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RE: Controlling bandwidth, found a way... - 25.Apr.2005 8:08:00 AM

Guest

any of them work as an ISA plug-in?

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RE: Controlling bandwidth, found a way... - 28.Apr.2005 10:43:00 AM

denizyalcin

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Traffic Quota works with ISA 2000 and 2004 but I couldn't find any information on Bandwidth Controller.

I want to know which one of them is better at managing bandwidth. Has anyone of you experience with these utilities ?

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RE: Controlling bandwidth, found a way... - 30.Apr.2005 8:37:00 AM

azfar

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None of above products act as a ISA plugin but will work with any ISA edition because they hook on NIC. I have tested all three softwares on different OS with different Proxies and never saw any error.

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RE: Controlling bandwidth, found a way... - 6.May2005 8:54:00 PM