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From: Peter Hanke on 4 Feb 2010 08:21
On my remote WinXP system I have several programs (servers, remote desktop VNC, virus signature updates, remote monitoring,...)
which share the bandwidth of an internet broadband connection.

However if I connect to this server through remote desktop/VNC I want to limit/throttle all other connection traffic
so that I can access the server without stuttering.

I heard that there are tools which allow limiting of traffic for certain programs in certain conditions.

Which programs are suitable for this purpose?

Peter
From: smlunatick on 4 Feb 2010 09:22
On Feb 4, 1:21 pm, peter...(a)andres.net (Peter Hanke) wrote:
> On my remote WinXP system I have several programs (servers, remote desktop VNC, virus signature updates, remote monitoring,...)
> which share the bandwidth of an internet broadband connection.
>
> However if I connect to this server through remote desktop/VNC I want to limit/throttle all other connection traffic
> so that I can access the server without stuttering.
>
> I heard that there are tools which allow limiting of traffic for certain programs in certain conditions.
>
> Which programs are suitable for this purpose?
>
> Peter

Look at CFosSpeed "traffic" shaping software.
From: Jack [MVP-Networking] on 4 Feb 2010 09:56
Hi
Maybe this can Help, http://www.netlimiter.com
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).

"Peter Hanke" <peter_ha(a)andres.net> wrote in message
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> On my remote WinXP system I have several programs (servers, remote desktop
> VNC, virus signature updates, remote monitoring,...)
> which share the bandwidth of an internet broadband connection.
>
> However if I connect to this server through remote desktop/VNC I want to
> limit/throttle all other connection traffic
> so that I can access the server without stuttering.
>
> I heard that there are tools which allow limiting of traffic for certain
> programs in certain conditions.
>
> Which programs are suitable for this purpose?
>
> Peter

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