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I limited the bandwidth of all ip addresses on the LAN using the rule that is included on the web site: If=LAN, Proto=TCP, Source=*, Port=*, Destination=LAN Net, Port=*, Bandwidth=256, Delay=Nul, Mask=destination This is working well as my ip address receives 256 kbps. There are some special ip addresses on the network (mine!) where I don't want to limit bandwidth. I tried adding the following second rule: If=LAN, Proto=TCP, Source=*, Port=*, Destination=192.168.1.10, Port=*, Bandwidth=5000, Delay=Nul, Mask=Nul My ip address is still limited to 256 kbps when this second rule is in place. I also tried Mask=destination and had the same results. Perhaps this is because both rules are being applied to my ip address and the 256 rule is more restrictive. Does anyone have ideas on how to get this working? Also, is this the best way to specify these rules to minimize the multiple rule performance impacts? Thanks, Greg |