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Default Splitting bandwidth
I have two dsl accounts, one with international bandwidth, and the other with just local bandwidth.
I am currently using Route Sentry and DDProxy on a Win2k3 machine to split international and local bandwidth and route it to the either the local or international account.

Is is possible to do something simmalar on an ubuntu box?
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Old 22nd August 2008, 22:36
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Yes it is possible using the iproute2 package which is installed by default on most linux distros.
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