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Please try again. You're in! Thanks for signing up. CCProxy might do what you want on an old PC. Posted 22 December - PM Are there any software that does the job? Any recommended software instead of buying a new router? Posted 23 December - PM I don't think so. You'll need to configure the router to do that. Did you read through the above article?
Posted 23 December - PM To do what you are talking about, it has to be done before the distribution point of your network. Which is at your router. What would any software do?
Think about it. You want to limit or distribute the bandwidth evenly to all on your network. If the connection goes: from a modem that is connected to a router then gets distributed to the PCs on your network, wired and wireless, where is this software going to go? The only place it can, on the router. QoS might do what you need but I don't think it will do it to the level you are looking for. So as I laid out there are 2 options: buy an expensive router or build your own.
A 3rd option is go into the router and shut off their connection, but if I were your roommate you'd do that once then I'd kick your ass but that's me lol. Reply to quoted posts Clear.
Site Changelog. Sign In Use Twitter. Of course, some applications will naturally use more bandwidth than others, but it's handy to identify those which are consuming more than they need to. To edit those defaults, right-click a row and click Add rule. Here you can change the bandwidth boundaries. NetLimiter comes with a day trial period. Net-Peeker has a simple user interface.
At the top, you can see the active upload and download usage, along with access to a brief settings screen and some other features the program offers, like a system guard. We'll just be focusing on its bandwidth limiting ability. The main table lists all active processes on your system, along with its bandwidth consumption. You can double-click a process to get extremely detailed information on the Network Sessions and Loaded Modules tabs. On either an entire process from the main window or on a specific network session, you can right-click to manage the connection.
You can Limit speed to specify set bandwidth boundaries and Abort connection to disconnect it all together until you open it again. Net-Peeker gives you a day trial to experience all of its features. SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager is a good program, but it is tricky to get to grips with.
When you first launch, you'll need to enter your network address and password before you can start monitoring the traffic. If you're comfortable with that, it's a program worth checking out thanks to its decent rule customization. Move between each tab to see all the options, but be sure to name your rule and set your desired Rate limits.
When done, click OK to activate your rule. Use the Tools dropdown to set quotas and schedules for your bandwidth. It's also worth checking out the Usage Report , which will give you an overview of all your traffic and help you identify any particular problems that need addressing.
SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager has a day trial period.
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