If your first thought when reading that your cable modem service is going to increase its downlink from 3Mbps to 5 Mbps this month is that you’ll need to change the parameters to your wondershaper
ip-up
command, you might be a total geek.
If your first thought when reading that your cable modem service is going to increase its downlink from 3Mbps to 5 Mbps this month is that you’ll need to change the parameters to your wondershaper
ip-up
command, you might be a total geek.
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1 comment:
That does look pretty neat, I run into this problem all the time. If I only ran linux…