Topic: Throttling bitcoin traffic with Tomato? (Read 1086 times)
After an internet upgrade, I ended up doing this using a program called NetBalancer just so we won't have future issues. Very easy, and the free version of the program lets you throttle specific applications to whatever amount of bandwidth you need. Just thought I'd update this in case anyone else is having similar issues.
I hate to have to do this, but alas, bandwidth is limited and bitcoin traffic is really cutting into my bandwidth. In a perfect world, Google Fiber would be rolled out everywhere and this would be a non-issue, alas, that is not reality.
Thus, I have to choose to either: throttle bitcoin traffic, or not use the full client at all. I'd prefer to throttle it and at least contribute somewhat to the bitcoin project by passing traffic along somewhat than not at all. Has anyone done this using Tomato as their router's firmware before? I'd love to set it up so that I can have the bitcoin client running and still be able to use the internet regularly as well.
I'm sure I could figure it out, but I just thought I'd ask if anyone's done this before so I'm not reinventing the wheel on this. I only just flashed my Linksys router's firmware to use Tomato last week, so I'm still learning it's UI.
Thus, I have to choose to either: throttle bitcoin traffic, or not use the full client at all. I'd prefer to throttle it and at least contribute somewhat to the bitcoin project by passing traffic along somewhat than not at all. Has anyone done this using Tomato as their router's firmware before? I'd love to set it up so that I can have the bitcoin client running and still be able to use the internet regularly as well.
I'm sure I could figure it out, but I just thought I'd ask if anyone's done this before so I'm not reinventing the wheel on this. I only just flashed my Linksys router's firmware to use Tomato last week, so I'm still learning it's UI.
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