> Ahh. In that case, you should let TCP do its thing (since it'll
> automatically reach an equilibrium state between outgoing and incoming
> traffic), and otherwise throttle UDP traffic (which does not have
> built-in flow control). You might want to throttle the max out both in
> and out going to be 1.9Mbps if this symmetrical connection is some piece
> of equipment like a cable modem or DSL device which, instead of dropping
> packets at the max, simply queues them up.
No I don't want to do that at all. I don't want random user http
traffic to compete with VoIP and SMTP and VPN. The problem is VPN
traffic could be a large upload while the random http traffic is a
large download.
Received on Sun Jul 23 21:39:40 2006
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