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limit bandwidth with squid or other application
Folks:
I am having a hard time with some of my users. I have a few users who need to upload large blocks of images and videos to a 3rd party, but the application doesn't allow control over the upstream and down stream. When a user uploads a file, the line gets saturated.
I was thinking that I could learn Squid and hope I would be able to limit the bandwidth to a particular IP address, or by an TCP/UDP port #.
Does anyone know if I can deploy Squid to solve my issue? If not does anyone know of a application/product that will server my deployment or issue?
thank you very much - Cheers!!!
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I am having a hard time with some of my users. I have a few users who need to upload large blocks of images and videos to a 3rd party, but the application doesn't allow control over the upstream and down stream. When a user uploads a file, the line gets saturated.
I was thinking that I could learn Squid and hope I would be able to limit the bandwidth to a particular IP address, or by an TCP/UDP port #.
Does anyone know if I can deploy Squid to solve my issue? If not does anyone know of a application/product that will server my deployment or issue?
thank you very much - Cheers!!!
E
Utini!
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cisco_trooper
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I don't think Squid addresses the issue you are having.
You CAN do this with QoS, as a matter of fact, i JUST did this like two days ago.
http://www.techexams.net/forums/ccnp/41578-qos-woes.html -
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e24ohm
Member Posts: 151
thanks mate, will check this out. Oh thanks for the CCNP help the other day with my CCNP questions.cisco_trooper wrote: »I don't think Squid addresses the issue you are having.
You CAN do this with QoS, as a matter of fact, i JUST did this like two days ago.
http://www.techexams.net/forums/ccnp/41578-qos-woes.html
Cheers mate!!!
thanks you,
EUtini!