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02-May-2006, 03:29 PM #1
Policy Based Bandwidth Mangement
Okay...I know there are a bunch of Linux users that visit here.

Can anyone recommend a product to replace our NetEnforcers for policy based bandwidth management that is open source (free)?

We're looking for something with a nice GUI and the ability to run reports with graphs.


Thanks in advance.
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