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Dlink Load Balancer
I have a Dlink Load Balancer, http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=452&sec=0
as a router/firewall/load balancer in my company to regulate the internet usage by our guest. Recently, the bandwidth consumption is just over the peak. I suspect is a single person using P2P or some video or music viewing. Is there a way in the load balancer setting to block access to certain websites that eats through my bandwidth. I have seen Qos and I set it up but it aint helping at all. The manual is here ftp://ftp.dlink.com/Gateway/diLB604/...manual_100.zip Most of it, is quite complicated for me. Thanks
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Re: Dlink Load Balancer
How about simply disconnecting this "guest", that will solve the bandwidth issue.
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