Re: FreeBSD Router



hi,

you might have 6Mbits bandwidth but where you download from may make a
difference.. care to share a little more on your setup.


On 9/2/06, Abimanyu Gottumukkala <abhi151285@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Friend i have very strange problem. I am running a freebsd router (Just
Forwarding Packages Not nating) and i have 6Mbits Bandwidth but when i
download any files then iam getting only 128Kbits if i use download
accelerator then iam getting nice speed because it implement multiple
connection. Iam using Fiber Optical Line. how to solve this problem?
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