| Oink Oink FWIW, Netgear makes a router ( WNDR3700 ) with an integrated bandwidth meter. |
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| said by Ima Hogg :
FWIW, Netgear makes a router ( WNDR3700 ) with an integrated bandwidth meter.
I'll see your Netgear router and raise you pfSense :P |
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| said by PapaMidnight:said by Ima Hogg :
FWIW, Netgear makes a router ( WNDR3700 ) with an integrated bandwidth meter.
I'll see your Netgear router and raise you pfSense :P I see your pfSense and raise you a Cisco ASA 5550  ~
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| reply to Ima Hogg
but does that see all arp and other traffic that hits the cable modem but does not get past it but still is counted as part of your cap? |
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| said by castsucks :
but does that see all arp and other traffic that hits the cable modem but does not get past it but still is counted as part of your cap?
Of course not, but that's why it's good to have your own traffic counters: to counter any bs that the isp might spin. |
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| reply to Nsane_iceman
Hey, enterprise routers don't count :P |
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