James wrote:
I wouldn't be expecting packet shaping on a LAN.
Never say never. A lot of switches are now implementing CoS
boundaries on their user ports.
Then again I could just be firing from the hip ;-) But it is worth a look
Agreed, but in this case I manage the whole LAN (it's very basic) and it
only has hubs, not switches.
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