On Mon, 11 Aug 2003, Bob Arctor wrote: > there are traffic shapers and QoS services which prevent links from being > monopolised.
As there is bonding and multilink routing to give higher aggregate link rates over many slow links. I am saying that Squid should not force people to take such counter-measures. Any behavior which will require a countermeasure to keep under control in most situations is undesired. Have you even asked your ISP(s) if they are willing support any higher connection rates using bonding or multilink routing? Maybe there is suitable ISPs available in your area which offers this as an option to provide higher dialup rates than a single modem is capable of, and this path provides a clearcut method of providing variable bandwidth with no hazzle at the application layers.. (just bring up/down as many links as you need for the bandwidth requirement) Regards Henrik
