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Originally posted by Chestah
Bascially if only one computer is using your network, then all the bandwidth will be available to it.

But if all three computers are trying to access it at the same time then it will be shared equally

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So dang theres now way to do it

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Originally posted by lizard.boy
the best option would be to use a wired internet connection with the computer that is download the torrents. i hated my wireless connection and ended up pulling cable through the cold air returns and the basement/attic of my house. i also used to find that streaming radio would cut out with wireless. i suppose if its your only choice, your  gonna have to live with it.

(please someone prove me wrong, learning experences are good)

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Dang that sucks. Maybe sometime i will buy my own internet connection. Then again that will be in like 10 years lol

Well wait up, i didn't say there was no possible way to do it , i'm not sure about that.

But if your torrenting and demanding the most bandwidth compared to your other computers in the network, then the torrenting computer will get that untill the other computers demand it.


Don't forget tho, that wireless technology is getting better. In the future it might be as good as a wired connections speed

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Originally posted by lizard.boy
the best option would be to use a wired internet connection with the computer that is download the torrents. i hated my wireless connection and ended up pulling cable through the cold air returns and the basement/attic of my house. i also used to find that streaming radio would cut out with wireless. i suppose if its your only choice, your  gonna have to live with it.

(please someone prove me wrong, learning experences are good)

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Doesn't for me. My BTs, P2P, and internet radio work fine. Could be your AP.

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Originally posted by SonicSam

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Originally posted by rav0
AFAIK, all bandwidth automatically shared around the users, and allocated back to whoever needs it when it is freed up by someone else.

There is a guide for Squid to limit bandwidth to users, links below.

| Squid | The Guide |

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I have no idea what i have to do.

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Neither do I !

Keep in mind that that network bandwidth should be enough because your internet speed is probably less. If its not, your a lucky shit and I envy you so much!