If you want to control bandwidth in a router, here is how: Through your router’s admin panel, you can control and allot bandwidth for a specific computer or device. We have used a TP-Link router to ...

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Hey all, I recently upgraded to fiber optic internet from satellite. I had installed fairly aggressive bandwidth controls on my router to prevent any single user from taking it all, as well as ...

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Q: How can you control bandwidth utilization for your guest users vs. your internal users? We wouldn’t want guests using up all of my Internet bandwidth. Also, if guests and internal users use the ...

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Not sure if what I want exists without me turning a PC into a router.....I hope so. I am looking to track data usage in real time and over time (day/week/month), by MAC address and being able to ...