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 2008-10-04, 17:43 |
KiTBOH 
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 Network Sharing
Alright so,
I'm in university, sharing a flat with 3 other people. All of us have laptops which we connect to a wireless router with. With 3mb internet when someone starts downloading it ruins the net for the other 2.
Now, the routers a netgear one so if i reset it the passwords reset to default allowing me to get in. Is there any way i can then set it to split the bandwidth 4 ways so we each get an equal share of the internet?
Thanks
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2008-10-04, 20:32 |
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kenshin_kid, joined: 02/27/06
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Re: Network Sharing
Might wana try some QoS.
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