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10 years ago, by kiwi_rock in Bandwidth Manager Forum
Hi guys, sorry I haven't been doing a lto of testing, I've been a bit run off my feet of late. FYI, just installed build 3.0.2, it has come up saying the 30 day period has expired. Might want to lengthen it for beta testing. Cheers, Gavin.
10 years ago, by kiwi_rock in Bandwidth Manager Forum
Yeah sorry Andrew it sounds a bit confusing. What I was trying to do, is have one filter, any source or any destination address, with just the Advance --> Tracking mode set to "MAC Address: Own rate limit and quota for each source". The problem with this is, it doesn't apply just to automatic detected client MAC addresses, BWM is detecting it's own MAC address on the client side
10 years ago, by kiwi_rock in Bandwidth Manager Forum
Hi Andrew, If I create a rule with streams that each has ipv4 - any source and destination - each MAC has it's own stream etc... I would naturally put this on the client side NIC in the BWM machine, and not the upstream router NIC. However, because of the way the stream functionality is, as I currently understand it, this means it also means all traffic coming from the BWM machine has an aut
11 years ago, by kiwi_rock in Bandwidth Manager Forum
I would agree with that primo. I consider 0 to mean present, and 30 to mean 30 seconds ago. It looks great though Andrew, awesome job I've just finally downloaded and installed it on one of my desktops, I will hook up another Wi-Fi AP to it on another card to test it with some wireless devices. I have it set to "MAC address: Own rate limit". At present I use parent queues on m