Negative.


afkar@mail2world.com (Bilal Sallakh) wrote in message news:...
> I have a simple LAN of two
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> PCs running Microsoft Windows
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> 2000 or XP.
> On of them has a modem to
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> connect to the Internet and
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> the other connects to the
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> Internet through the first
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> via a simple sharing on the
>
> connection.
>
> During an Internet conncetion
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> the two PCs access the
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> internet and the bandwidth,
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> as I notice, is devided
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> roughly equally between them.
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> Also I noticed that when one
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> is idle, the other has
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> roughly the entire bandwidth.
>
> Mz question is:
> How can I devide a bandwidth
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> in a controlled ratio (i.e. I
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> want the PC with the modem
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> get more bandwidth than the
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> other (e.g. 2:1))?
>
> Can this be down without
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> using special software (i.e.
>
> using only Windows options).
>
> Thanks in advance.

What is negative?