Hi, I'm relatively new to freenet. I have trouble limiting my incoming bandwidth (with the last 3 builds I've used since I started using freenet - currently on 5086).
I'm running on a business internet line that has 1 Mbit/sec local traffic but only 6.4 kbyte/sec international traffic. Most freenet traffic I gets seems to be international. As soon as my freenet node starts using an average 7 kbyte/sec the browsing of the web within the business becomes almost unusable if you are trying to access an international site. So, I want to limit my inbound bandwidth to around 4 kbyte/sec average. I tried the following in freenet.ini: inputBandwidthLimit=3000 outputBandwidthLimit=2000 maxNodeConnections=100 doOutLimitCutoff=true outLImitCutoff=0.5 doReserveOutputBandwidthForSuccess=true (plus variations of above and trying other values in configuration file that comments indicate may affect bandwidth usage) All with no good result. Is it actually possible to limit bandwidth? With above settings inbound traffic (monitored via firewall software) averages around 7 kbyte/sec (peaking to 14 kbytes/sec) and outbound traffic averages 7 kbyte/sec (peaking at around 10 kbyte/sec). This totally disrupts internet browsing for other users in business. Can anyone recommend settings that can truly limit my bandwidth usage please. Thanks, Bryce. PS. is there anyway to search this list - maybe the above has been asked before but I couldn't find where to go to do a search? _______________________________________________ Support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://news.gmane.org/gmane.network.freenet.support Unsubscribe at http://dodo.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/support Or mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
