Rajnish Saxena wrote:
>
> I am also a member of linux-delhi.org forum and recently joined the group. I
> am new learner of Linux. I was working for Sybase in WTC in NY till Dec
> 2000. After that I came back to India due to some personal attentions. I
> have started here in Janakpuri, New Delhi a small venture of providing the
> bandwidth to the various users by setting up the servers in Linux and taken
> the bandwidth from ISP. Actually I am AS/400 guy and recently started
> reading linux after one company installed the software and make promises
> that it will control the bandwidth on per user basis but to my surprise I
> find it not doing anything. I spent money and time and finally started
> myself to manage the things. I have done some R&D and started the CBQ for
> managing the bandwidth but still I am not able to do the exact on per user
> basis. If you have some time and want to help...please help me in explaining
> how can I manage the bandwidth on per user/IP basis.
>
> ISP ---->(128Kbit) (eth1)-Linux Box-(eth0) --->Client1 (24Kbit)
> --->Client2.(48Kbit).etc
>
> Similarly for uploading...
> I hope you will reply me with the best solution. Looking forward to hearing
> from you
> Best Regards
>
> Rajnish Saxena
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