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Old 04-01-2004, 18:08   #1
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Throttle connection back

I want to throttle back my bandwidth on cable modem (600K) to emulate the speed of a dialup modem 56K (preferably from one PC) - I have 4 connected.

I've tried to download a version of Linux on one machine which obviously uses a lot of bandwidth but need to ensure that I've got a 56K or less connection to test a website with a database at the backend.

Anyideas? or should I rely on NTL to screw things up?
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