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Bandwidth stealing
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| We are having a LAN in my college with good speed internet connection.
There is central server that provides internet connection to all
systems.All systems are too slow except my friend's system that is too
fast..I think he somehow stealing the bandwidth..is there any software
to do this..please help me.
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| Richard Bos 2007-12-31, 7:57 am |
| mani <manigandane@gmail.com> wrote:
> We are having a LAN in my college with good speed internet connection.
> There is central server that provides internet connection to all
> systems.All systems are too slow except my friend's system that is too
> fast..I think he somehow stealing the bandwidth..is there any software
> to do this..please help me.
No software, no, but a generally recommended solution is to improve the
sy min-user interface using a good bottle of single malt Scotch.
Richard, part-time symin, full-time lover of good Scotch
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| Kenny McCormack 2007-12-31, 6:58 pm |
| In article <4778c355.271277366@news.xs4all.nl>,
Richard Bos <rlb@hoekstra-uitgeverij.nl> wrote:
>mani <manigandane@gmail.com> wrote:
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>No software, no, but a generally recommended solution is to improve the
>symin-user interface using a good bottle of single malt Scotch.
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>Richard, part-time symin, full-time lover of good Scotch
Good post. But do note that, as there is no reference to Scotch (single
malt or otherwise) in the C standards documents (nor, as far as I know,
in K&R), that such is off topic in this newsgroup.
Followups (not) set.
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| SM Ryan 2007-12-31, 9:58 pm |
| mani <manigandane@gmail.com> wrote:
# We are having a LAN in my college with good speed internet connection.
# There is central server that provides internet connection to all
# systems.All systems are too slow except my friend's system that is too
# fast..I think he somehow stealing the bandwidth..is there any software
# to do this..please help me.
Yes and no. There are tools like packet sniffers and network
management protocol, but if you don't already know about them,
it's not likely you would know how to use them without alot
of research. If you have a competent person running the network,
let them worry about it.
He could just be using the same bandwidth more efficiently, like
using compression.
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SM Ryan http://www.rawbw.com/~wyrmwif/
This is one wacky game show.
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