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We are a sizable organization in the AsiaPac. We have setup a VPN gateway and accepting VPN Client to remotely access the company internal resource. We have around 200 VPN users sharing a 7Mbps internet connections and the bandwidth max-out situation is quite often. As our IT staff networking skill set is relatively low, we would like some advice for any support for traffic control or shaping such that we could limit the bandwidth usage for each VPN session. This will prevent any one user to consume huge amount of bandwidth and jeopardizing the whole internet incoming/outgoing resources. <br />
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Your suggestion is very much appreciate. <br />
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Thank you<br />
Patrick
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We are a sizable organization in the AsiaPac. We have setup a VPN gateway and accepting VPN Client to remotely access the company internal resource. We have around 200 VPN users sharing a 7Mbps internet connections and the bandwidth max-out situation is quite often. As our IT staff networking skill set is relatively low, we would like some advice for any support for traffic control or shaping such that we could limit the bandwidth usage for each VPN session. This will prevent any one user to consume huge amount of bandwidth and jeopardizing the whole internet incoming/outgoing resources. 

Your suggestion is very much appreciate. 

Thank you
Patrick

VPN gateway traffic control and shaping

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