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Asked by JatinHemant in Network Analysis Software, Network Auditing Software, Web Browsers
Hi friends !
I am running an internet cafe. I have subscribed wireless broadband and my ISP gave me one public IP. I am sharing my internet with all my computers through Internet Connection Sharing (ICS).
Sometimes, I get the problem that some clients they use
www.youtube.com and other online movie sites and eat all the bandwidth. Other clients get problem of internet connection as they don't get even 1 % of my bandwidth. So, they miss internet.
I want to limit each PC in my network to use a certain portion of my bandwidth. I am using only Mozilla Firefox as internet browser. (I have disabled IE)
So, please tell me...
Is there any way to set Firefox to limit it to use a certain amount of bandwidth ? Or,
There is any other tool (Preferably Open Source and Free and easy to use) to limit bandwidth on LAN PCs ?
Quick solutions and replies are welcome as the problem is serious and I want to sort it out as soon as possible.
Regards.
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