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Equal bandwidth for all users - Per Connection Queue (PCQ) on Linux ?

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https://www.centos.org – Hi,Mikrotik has nice qos technique called PCQ [1] that easily splits bandwidth equally to all connected clients.PCQ dynamically spreads bandwidth between users. For example if there is... [by valent] (HowTos)

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Submitted by nicelinux on 09/18/2012

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Hi, Mikrotik has nice qos technique called PCQ [1] that easily splits bandwidth equally to all connected clients. PCQ dynamically spreads bandwidth between users. For example if there is 10MBits/s and only two clients both can be set to get 5Mbits, and if there are 10 clients, each gets 1Mbit.

Is this possible with linux tools?

[1] http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual...-_PCQ_Examples

Hi guys, Mikrotik has nice qos technique called PCQ [1] that easily splits bandwidth equally to all connected clients. Is this possible with linux tools ?

[1] http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual..._PCQ_Examplesa

I am very new to Networking & don't have enough knowledge so please forgive me!

We have a DSL connection which is used by More than one users. All the users are using MS Windows 7. Can we allocate equal DSL bandwidth to each user & how?

Regards.

A typical 802.11g access point can provide around 25 Mbps of bandwidth. How is the bandwidth shared among the users?

Furthermore, how many users can be served by a single access point using 802.11g in an environment with low interference, and average web activity from the users?

Maybe you can use shaperd.

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2012-09-29T01:50:13Z

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