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Subject:
Wi-Fi Bandwidth management?
Category: Computers > Wireless and Mobile Asked by: lizardnation-ga List Price: $25.00 |
Posted:
27 Nov 2003 09:11 PST
Expires: 27 Dec 2003 09:11 PST Question ID: 281171 |
HI, I have a situation where I would like to rollout a wi-fi solution in a staff compound and limit access via authorized MAC addresses. The problem is, the whole bandwidth can be drained by a few users and block out the rest till they're done. How do I make sure that 'active' users are given equal portions of available bandwidth? When I say active, I mean those that are actively browsing and downloading, not those whom have their machines On and are connected to the Access Point sitting idle. We're probably looking at 100 to 150 users to manage, but this could grow if it's successful to other applications. Thank you. /Lizardnation |
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Re: Wi-Fi Bandwidth management?
From: funkywizard-ga on 27 Nov 2003 18:13 PST |
I know of some software that does that. Star-os (www.star-os.com) has some software you can put on a pc with a wireless card that makes it an access point and allows you to limit the bandwidth use of individual users. It has a 24 hour trial so it's worth checking out. |
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Re: Wi-Fi Bandwidth management?
From: lizardnation-ga on 27 Nov 2003 18:41 PST |
Thanks FunkyWizard! :-) /Lizardnation |
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Re: Wi-Fi Bandwidth management?
From: cheapbyte-ga on 11 Dec 2003 17:09 PST |
One of the best methods for bandwidth management and security is to have your users connect through wireless and a VPN. With the VPN you can manage the amount of bandwidth a client can have, this will allow you to give a VP higher bandwidth than someone else, thus assuring a happy experience. Reasons why you would want to implement a VPN over wireless. 1) Superior security 2) Bandwidth management 3) Location independent Cheers, |
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