good piece of info. I will start trying best number... Thanks a lot 

2005/7/11, Jonathan Marriott <jon at kiwiuk dot net>: 
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> I found the magic shapers guessing on my upstream to be woefully
> inadequate. I'm meant to have a 200Kb/s upstream and I get about 160Kb/s
> without the traffic shaper, and if I'm lucky. I've had to set the
> traffic shaper to shape to just 105Kb/s upstream to get it to be
> noticeably effective. My tests wern't that scientific however.
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> In answer to sharing the bandwidth evenly, there is a tick box on the
> magic shaper page to do it - "Share Bandwidth on LAN evenly" or
> something like that.
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> J
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> Hernan González - Wizardes.com <http://Wizardes.com> wrote:
> > Hi everybody:
> > I noticed recently that 1 user is consuming most of the upstream 
> (128kbps)
> > even when I activate the traffic shaper and the magic shaper wizard. How
> > could I evenly share the upstream bandwidth ? If its possible
> > I checked with ethereal what this user was doing , and of course I found 
> is
> > gnutella is causing the problems, thanks for the help so far... bye
> >
> >
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