JDSoft Bandwidth Manager for Windows

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While bandwidth management has been an issue for large corporations and ISPs for years, it is now becoming a problem for home and small business networks as well. Inappropriate use of your network has a negative effect on your business-critical performance. Overuse of network bandwidth on one or two machines causes an adverse impact on other machines. JDSoft Bandwidth Manager provides a cost effective solution for these problems.By monitoring your network traffic and limiting the bandwidth, the software increases the network efficiency immediately with a reduction in your overall bandwidth requirement while allowing business-critical network applications to run smoothly.JDSoft Bandwidth Manager is a easy-to-use traffic management tool for Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2000 Server and Windows 2003 Server that offers bandwidth control and QoS (quality of service) on built-in prioritized rules. You can apply these rules to specified IP addresses, ports, protocols, and network interfaces without changing existing network infrastructure.While bandwidth management has been an issue for large corporations and ISPs for years, it is now becoming a problem for home and small business networks as well. Inappropriate use of your network has a negative effect on your business-critical performance. Overuse of network bandwidth on one or two machines causes an adverse impact on other machines. JDSoft Bandwidth Manager provides a cost effective solution for these problems.By monitoring your network traffic and limiting the bandwidth, the software increases the network efficiency immediately with a reduction in your overall bandwidth requirement while allowing business-critical network applications to run smoothly.JDSoft Bandwidth Manager is a easy-to-use traffic management tool for Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2000 Server and Windows 2003 Server that offers bandwidth control and QoS (quality of service) on built-in prioritized rules. You can apply these rules to specified IP addresses, ports, protocols, and network interfaces without changing existing network infrastructure.