into a Packeteer or similar bandwidth shaping appliance such as the
one built in to Pfsense or Trickle, especially if you're simply too
far for cable or DSL service.
Regards,
Kory
On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 11:34 AM, Renee
Ramig<rramig@sevenhillsschool.org> wrote:
> Thank you to everybody that responded to personal use and how you have handled it.
>
> My school is too far away to get any type of cable or dsl connections, so T1/T3 is currently the only option that I am aware of. I will investigate the products you all recommended and see which one will work best at my campus.
>
> Renee
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