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by razz2
Many routers have bandwidth control, but what is the router?
Is it just an AP or an actual router? If it is a router then why aren't you behind it too?
razz
by nantia26
my rooter is level 1. i dont have the control of the rooter because i dont use the rooter. i am connected whith the modem through usb directly. the rooter is whith ethernet
by yornthadude
when this is the line-up adslmodem-pc-router-laptop , u should goto your network card settings and make a network bridge by selecting the incoming adsl connexion and your network card and rightclick.
Now set the address of the bridge as a gateway in your laptop and your good to go.
p.s. maybe you have to enable share internet on bridge.
CHEERS !!!! and gimme some points if it works ;P
by yornthadude
by statykserver
The simple answer to your question is no you can not do that with off the shelve equipment for home use. A router
(http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=router)
or as you say rooters (http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=rooter) that can do this is at the business level and will be pretty expensive. On a serious note though, here is a solution that may be able to help you out. Check out this link
http://www.bandwidthcontroller.com/features.html
Hope I helped you out ;)
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