"Wells Caughey" <wellscaughey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I am currently writing a client/server application that will be deployed
>across a wide range of computing environments. Some of these environments
>will have broadband networks where as few others will have wireless
>internet access that does not go faster than 19,200 bps. Because I am
>developing both the client and the server on my machine, I have been unable
>to test the performance characteristics of the network component,
>especially for the 19.2 scenario. Does anyone know a software package or
>network driver that can artifically restrict the bandwith on the loopback
>adapter?
>
> Thanks,
> Wells Caughey
>

"Wells Caughey" <wellscaughey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am currently writing a client/server application that will be deployed
> across a wide range of computing environments. Some of these environments
> will have broadband networks where as few others will have wireless
internet
> access that does not go faster than 19,200 bps. Because I am developing
> both the client and the server on my machine, I have been unable to test
the
> performance characteristics of the network component, especially for the
> 19.2 scenario. Does anyone know a software package or network driver that
> can artifically restrict the bandwith on the loopback adapter?
>
> Thanks,
> Wells Caughey
>
>