Rick wrote: > I'd like to apologize up front for this, but I just have to vent... > > Anyone considering using the http://www.etinc.com bandwidth management > product, please look at the licensing structure before you do so. And anyone > who is currently using it should pay attention. > > I've been using this product for quite awhile, and it has served it's > purpose. But a couple weeks ago the server was compromised and I had to > reinstall the OS, I asked for information on getting a new license key > issued I was told it would be $275. We had already paid nearly $800 for the > product and was never very impressed with it. The $275 was for upgrades in > addition to the new key being issued, I had asked if there were any > alternatives to upgrading since I had no use for the newer features this was > the response received: > > >Perhaps you should have read and understood the policy before you > >purchased. Its been the same for quite some time. > > >I don't really need your business, so feel free to take a flying leap. > > >Dennis > > Again, I apologize to the list but this is just unacceptable and I thought > others should be aware of the type of service offered by this company. > No need to apologize Rick, you're doing the community a favor by warning us about this. These guys have a BAD attitude, there's no call for a response like that, no matter what the problem is.
If you're a Linux user check out http://www.linuxguruz.com/iptables/howto/2.4routing-9.html Fot the past 3 years I've been using iptables on a box with 6 ethernet cards connected to the Internet plus 5 internel subnets. and routing between all networks. Haven't had any need for bandwidth management but I can vouch iptables is a good utility, lots of online help, and it's free. Good luck. Baz. _______________________________________________ BAWUG's general wireless chat mailing list [unsubscribe] http://lists.bawug.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless
