On Friday, December 16, 2011 04:43:03 AM Rubens Kuhl wrote: > Cisco SCE. For other vendors look at Sandvine, Arbor, > Procera, Ipoque. Or build your own open-source DPI > gateway, 100~200 Mbps is something that a good PC can > handle.
Back in the day, we use the ET (Emerging Technologies) bandwidth managers - www.etinc.com. The support sucks (as in, the developer/maintainer/owner/sales/support guy has no patience for customers that don't RTFM), but it's a great product in linear networks. That was ages ago for us. We have tended to prefer in-line bandwidth management since routers handle the decently more often than not. However, it is feasible that in certain conditions, e.g., broadband subscriber management, this kind of middleware may have a place. Mark.
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