i have a client that has abc torrent, i want to control the amount of bandwidth that client receives.?
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Hey Pal,\n\nThere is software which is called NETLIMITER :\nwww.netlimiter.com\n\nIts very very very useful for managing your bandwidth.\n\nCiao,
202068
You can't. Only with "manageable" hubs, switches and routers can you set bandwidth limitations on individual workstations or laptops. It sucks, I know, because I have the same problem at my house. I was nice enough to allow a few neighbors in my apartment building share my DSL connection via wireless and this once fast connection I HAD is just like you said, dialup. Only thing I can suggest is that you ensure he's not using anything like a file sharing program (limewire or Kazaa etc.) to download songs and videos etc. That will KILL your internet connection speed.
704371
In a normal web browser go to http://torrentportal.com and search for what you want. Also use http://www.torrentspy.com/ and http://www.bittorrent.com/
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By downloading files that have a lot of seeders.\n\nAlso, if you're behind a firewall, you should open the ports suggested by your client. If you're also behind a router, you should forward the ports suggested by your client to your computer.
1151707
First, you get a program like Bitlord or Bittorrent and than you open it and you wait for the download. The speed depends on how many people are seeding.
450560
IMHO, I would say bittorrent.  I use ABC Bittorrent client.  It's definitely efficient\n\nhttp://www.spzo.cz/The_BitTorrent_Bible_%5Bwww.NewTorrents.info%5D.pdf
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Use NetLimiter. With it you can always monitor the exact amount of upload and download of your connection and also set a limit for upload speeds, which is really useful if you use P2P file-sharing programs which use up your bandwidth. You can download the program from the company website.
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Bandwidth management and traffic shaping software for Windows 2000 and XP. Take control of your network traffic by limiting the data rates of all traffic flowing through your server. No client software needed. \n\nhttp://www.topshareware.com/Bandwidth-Controller-download-4024.htm
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call your IsP and request a higher upload speed...be prepaired for an additional cost tho.
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That's not a good question, but this might help.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bittorrent
268731
That's the maximum bandwidth. You'll never have all the time that ammount. Ask them what's the minimum bandwidth guarantee and the usual one. They should tell you because it's written in the contract!
671333
define "manage bandwidth"...are you running a home machine on a cable/dsl line, or is this a server with a proxy/mail/http daemon on it- get specific about what you want to do
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you can use tcp optimizer ?\n\nhttp://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php
722773
There can be only one way to increase the download speed- get a faster internet connection. It can be cable or DSL or any other depending whats you current connection and whats avaialble in your area.\n\nSoftware like download managers just let you effectively use whatever bandwidth is available to you. They dont increase the bandwith.
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Use a proxy server. You can set amount and time. You can also stop access.
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abc (another bt client)
256691
Oh yes, there is an Annex to the ADSL2+ standard that specifies precisely this! It can double your upload speeds by increasing the frequency designated to transmit information from your computer to the internet. This is called AnnexM. Here is the standards specification if you are interested: http://www.itu.int/md/T05-SG09-C/