> Hi, I've seen on some applications like emule, options on limiting the
> amount of outgoing and incoming bandwith the application uses. How can
> I incorporate this into my application?
>
> Is this done with the .NET network classes, or do I have to go to C++
> or can I use some third party library?
>
> Thanks for your help!
> David C.

> Hello DCaballero,
>
> Well, since you are in control of what you send out of your application then
> you would know how much data yer sending.  In your send routine simply throttle
> the usage to whatever you like.
>
> -Boo
>
> > Hi, I've seen on some applications like emule, options on limiting the
> > amount of outgoing and incoming bandwith the application uses. How can
> > I incorporate this into my application?
> >
> > Is this done with the .NET network classes, or do I have to go to C++
> > or can I use some third party library?
> >
> > Thanks for your help!
> > David C.

> DCaballero wrote:
> > Well the thing is, what we want to do, is limit bandwith of any or all
> > applications running on the PC.
> >
> > This is for a corporate control software.
>
> You'd probably have to write a filter driver to control bandwidth of all
> applications - definitely outside the scope of .NET entirely.
>
> I'd suggest reposting in microsoft.public.win32.programmer.kernel.
>
> -cd

> Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP] wrote:
>> DCaballero wrote:
>>> Well the thing is, what we want to do, is limit bandwith of any or
>>> all applications running on the PC.
>>>
>>> This is for a corporate control software.
>>
>> You'd probably have to write a filter driver to control bandwidth of
>> all applications - definitely outside the scope of .NET entirely.
>>
>> I'd suggest reposting in microsoft.public.win32.programmer.kernel.
>>
> Ooops! Would you know of any third party components that I could use
> in .NET via Interop fot his?