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    نام حقيقي: ali

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    درخواست اموزش softperfect bandwidth manager

    سلام...
    اگه ممکنه اموزش استفاده از softperfect bandwidth manager و نحوه add کردن یک rule جدید رو بذارین...من رو سرور کافینت نصبش کردم..ولی هرکاری میکنم کلاینتهارو نمیشناسه...
    مرسی...



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    نام حقيقي: ali

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    یافتم !تو help خودش توضیح داده !


    mgholami سپاسگزاری کرده است.

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    نام حقيقي: Mehdi, ZeYdabadi Nezhad

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    سلام اینم آموزش کامل bandwidth manager امیدوارم مورد استفاده قرار بگیره .

    اول از همه باید برنامه رو نصیش کنین که فکر میکنم مشکلی نباشه !

    ::::::: یادتون نره بعد از نصب برنامه حتما حتما باید یه بار سیستم ریست بشه
    و الا تا فردا صبح هم بشینی جواب نمی ده :::::

    بعد از اینکه ریست کردین و سیستم اومد بالا روی آیکون Softperfect bandwidth manager که تو منوی استارت میادش کلیک کنید برنامه باز می شه که از شما LOCALHOST و پسورد رو می خواد .

    احتیاجی به پر کردن هیچ کدومش نیست روی همون Localhost بزارین باشه و Ok کنین تا وارد برنامه شید و پسور رو هم خالی بزارین.


    اون بالای برنامه یه آیکن + سبز هست که اسمش ADD RULE هست ازونجا باید شما کلاینت مورد نظرتو ن رو تو برنامه اضافه کنین.

    بعد از اینکه روی ADD RULE کلیک کردین یه صفجه کوچولو باز میشه تب GENERAL باید در قسمت RULE NAME اسم کلاینت رو بدید مثلا PC1 قسمت DIRECTION رو احتیاجی نیست دست بزنید . در قسمت TRANSFER RATE
    شما اون مقدار که می خوای به طرف پهنا باند بدی رو مشخص میکنی مثلا 16000 می شه 128 تا سرعت .
    قسمت های زیرین رو دیگه احتیاجی نیست دست بزنید .

    اما تب SOURCE که باید IP سرور که معمولا 192.168.0.1 هست رو وارد کنین روی قسمت MAC ADDRESS کلیک کنین یه آیکون کوچولو کنارش میاد روی اون کلیک کن و ip سرور رو وارد کنین .

    بعد باید بری قسمت destination و روی mac address کلیک کنین و ip کلاینت رو بدین مثلا : 192.168.0.2
    تب advance رو هم زیاد دست نزنین احتیاجی نیست !

    بعد از اینکه کلاینت رو اضافه کردین اسم کلاینت به همراه مشخصاتش توی صفحه اصلی برنامه دیده می شه که شما می تونین با دابل کلیک روی اون میزان استفاده از پهنای باند رو ببینید .و همچنین از قسمت Edit می تونین پهنای باند کلاینت رو محدود کنین .

    توجه : bandwidth manager وقتی کلاینت رو محمدود میکنه کلا پورت رو محمدود می کنه یعنی شما اگه بخوای
    پرینت بگیری یا فایل شیر کنی هم باید تحت محدودیت نرم افزار باشه !


    SADEGH65، jozef و SajjadKAZ سپاسگزاری کرده‌اند.

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    نام حقيقي: Cisco

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    بسيار عالي



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    نام حقيقي: ali

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    مرسی دوست عزیز...ولی اگه بخوایم فقط پورتهای مربوط به دانلود رو محدود کنیم چی؟



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    نام حقيقي: Mehdi, ZeYdabadi Nezhad

    عضو عادی شناسه تصویری PersePolis
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    فکر نکنم شدنی باشه



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    نام حقيقي: ali

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    نرم افزار یه قسمت داره که میشه برای هر rule پورت مشخصی برای محدود کردن تعیین کرد...اگه دوستان لطف کنن و بگن کدوم پورتهامربوط به دانلود-باز کردن صفحه-آپلود هستش و کلا هر پورتی که مربوط به اینترنت میشه رو معرفی کنن ممنون میشم...



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    نام حقيقي: صادق نجاتی زاده

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    دوست عزیز تصور شما از پرت و انواع آن اشتباه است.
    پرتی با نام آپلود دانلود و باز کردن صفحه نداریم.

    همه این موارد معمولا از پروتکل http که به صورت پیش فرض بر روی پرت 80 کلار میکند استفاده میکنند.


    yogishiip سپاسگزاری کرده است.

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    نام حقيقي: ali

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    مرسی دوست عزیز...
    من پورت 80 رو برای اعمال محدودیت انتخاب کردم.ولی سرعت دانلود کم نشد...من نمیخوام any port رو انتخاب کنم.چون سرعت پرینت گرفتن وکپی کردن فایل از شبکه هم کم میشه...اگه ممکنه راهنمایی کنین که من چه پورتهایی رو محدود کنم که فقط سرعت دانلود کم بشه ؟


    SajjadKAZ سپاسگزاری کرده است.

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    Bandwidth Manager Settings

    To access the SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager options select File - Settings from the main menu or click



    You can setup whichever data speed display mode you prefer and enter a logon password that will allow access to the SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager system service. Also, you can specify what you want to see when you double click a rule. If you have a slow communication link between your computer and the bandwidth manager engine (e.g. a Dial-up or GPRS connection), enable the Use session data compression option.



    The Advanced tab represents the following internal processing options:
    Maximum queue size is a length of the rule's queue, which holds network packets when they exceed the bandwidth limit.
    Transmit TCP ACK with no queue instructs the bandwidth manager to forward the TCP Acknowledge packets without any delay. This affects only the short TCP packets sized between 54 and 60 bytes with the ACK flag. This option can be useful for bidirectional rules to allow simultaneous uploads and downloads close to the specified rate.
    Short packet flood penalty allows to pad too small network packets to prevent users who use software applications that send a lot of small packets from overfilling the network. This may be useful for wireless networks. There are two parameters, Threshold and Padding. Both must be in the range 1 to 1500. If either of them is zero, no user will be penalized. Otherwise, if the packet size is less than the threshold, it will be padded with the padding bytes and hence the user's bandwidth will decrease.



    The bandwidth manager is able to detect and classify peer-to-peer traffic of the above applications. Choose the Peer-to-peer protocol for a rule if you would like to catch P2P communications.

    You can provide users with web-access to their usage reports. In order to enable the built-in web-server, choose the corresponding option and make sure you have no third party web-server software that may be using the chosen port.You can also specify how long the usage reports should be kept.

    The Quotas operation selection lists determine when the weekly and monthly quotas are reset.

    If you would like to use e-mail notifications, check the corresponding option and specify your SMTP settings. The SMTP server, From address and From name parameters are required. The Authentication, User name and Password parameters are optional.

    The LAN tab lets you define a set of IP address ranges which will be ignored by SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager. This is useful if require a high performance and do not need to monitor and limit LAN traffic.



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    Usage Examples

    Basic examples

    Example 1: You have a network connected to the Internet through a Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 based server. Users access the Internet through the server with ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) or NAT (Network Address Translation). You would like to limit internet access speed for some or all users.
    Install the SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager service on the Windows based server and create rules via the GUI. For example, if your network IP address range is 192.168.0.x and the server address is 192.168.0.1, your rules might look something like this:
    Rule #1:
    • Protocol: TCP/UDP
    • Direction: Both
    • Rate: 10 KB/s
    • Source: 192.168.0.2
    • Destination: Any IP Address
    • Interface: LAN


    Rule #2:
    • Protocol: TCP/UDP
    • Direction: Both
    • Rate: 10 KB/s
    • Source: 192.168.0.3
    • Destination: Any IP Address
    • Interface: LAN


    Rule #3:
    • Protocol: TCP/UDP
    • Direction: Both
    • Rate: 10 KB/s
    • Source: 192.168.0.4
    • Destination: Any IP Address
    • Interface: LAN


    In this case, a rule has been defined for three specific users and each rule would have an appropriate data rate limit. LAN is the network interface connected to the local network (not to the Internet). Any other network users not covered by the rules would have Internet access with no speed limit. If you need to restrict internet access speed for larger numbers of users it might be more convenient to use rules that apply to source address ranges.
    This set of rules applies to any connection from selected network users to any IP address. If users access the Internet through a proxy server then example 2 applies.
    Example 2: You have a network connected to the Internet through a Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 based server. Users access the Internet through the proxy server. You would like to limit internet access speed for some or all users.
    Install SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager service on the Windows based server and create rules via the GUI. If your network IP address range is 192.168.0.x, your rules might look something like this:
    Rule #1:
    • Protocol: TCP/UDP
    • Direction: Both
    • Rate: 10 KB/s
    • Source: 192.168.0.2
    • Destination: local host : proxy server port
    • Interface: LAN


    Rule #2:
    • Protocol: TCP/UDP
    • Direction: Both
    • Rate: 10 KB/s
    • Source: 192.168.0.3
    • Destination: local host : proxy server port
    • Interface: LAN


    Rule #3:
    • Protocol: TCP/UDP
    • Direction: Both
    • Rate: 10 KB/s
    • Source: 192.168.0.4
    • Destination: local host : proxy server port
    • Interface: LAN


    This set of rules applies to any connection from selected network users to the proxy server port. LAN is the network interface connected to the local network (not to the Internet). For access to the Internet through the server with ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) or NAT (Network Address Translation) example 1 applies.
    Example 3: You have a network connected to the Internet through a hardware router or a DSL modem. You would like to limit internet access speed for some or all users but you do not need to limit traffic within your LAN.
    In this case you need to install the SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager service on each network computer on which you would like to set an internet speed limit. Only the system service needs to be installed on each network computer. You will be able to configure the system services remotely via the GUI application installed on a single workstation. If your network IP address range is 192.168.0.x, your rules might be as follows:
    Rule #1:
    • Protocol: TCP/UDP
    • Direction: Both
    • Rate: Unlimited
    • Source: Range 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.0.255
    • Destination: Range 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.0.255.


    Rule #2:
    • Protocol: TCP/UDP
    • Direction: Both
    • Rate: 10 KB/s
    • Source: local host
    • Destination: Any IP address.


    The first rule permits unlimited access to the LAN while the second sets an internet access speed limit. Alternatively, instead of making the first rule, enable the Ignore LAN traffic option in the SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager settings. This will reduce the CPU's load and result in faster local file transfers.
    If you do not want to install the SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager on each PC, there is also a solution. In this case you may need to place an additional PC with two Ethernet cards and Windows 2000/XP/2003 between the local network and the uplink (modem, satellite, router). On this PC install the bandwidth manager and configure it to use the internal bridging or a third-party NAT solution. After that, create your rules as per example 1.
    Advanced examples

    The examples below involve quotas and a new feature introduced in version 2.9: suspended rules. When you define a quota, in addition to a flat transfer rate or 'Blocked' you can also specify 'Suspended'. In this case when the quota is used up, the rule will be suspended, which means it will be ignored until the quota is reset back. This feature has two useful applications as described below.
    Multilevel quotas
    For example, you could make possible the following scenario: 80 MB download at full rate, then 10 MB at a reduced rate, and after another 5 MB at even lower rate and finally block the user completely. This can be done by defining three quotas and three rules as follows:

    • Quota 1: Initial Rate: Unlimited, Reduced Rate: Suspended, Volume: 80 MB
    • Quota 2: Initial Rate: 100 KB/s, Reduced Rate: Suspended; Volume: 10 MB
    • Quota 3: Initial Rate: 10 KB/s, Reduced Rate: Blocked; Volume: 5 MB


    • Rule 1: Source and Destination as needed, the rule is linked to Quota 1
    • Rule 2: Source and Destination as needed, the rule is linked to Quota 2
    • Rule 3: Source and Destination as needed, the rule is linked to Quota 3

    In this case, provided that the rules are the same but linked with quotas 1, 2 and 3, these rules will come into effect sequentially. That is, Rule 1 will handle first 80 MB, Rule 2 will handle next 10 MB, and finally Rule 3 will let remaining 5 MB and then block the user.
    You have exceeded your quota message
    This might be useful for those who sell Internet access services to wired or wireless users and would like them to see a message (web-page) if they have used up their allocated quota. To do so define a quota, such as Initial Rate: 100 KB/s, Reduced Rate: Suspended. This will cause the software to skip the rule once the quota has been exceeded. Knowing this, you may define a ruleset as follows:
    Rule 1. Normal rule linked with a quota to be consumed, which will later turn into the 'Suspended' state.
    Rule 2. Redirect anyone to a web-page with a rule linked to a mapping. So if the first rule gets suspended, the user will be redirected to a web-page of your choice. If the the quota is reset later, Rule 1 will come into effect again and the user can continue using the Internet.




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    Port Mapping (advanced topic)

    Port mapping allows you to redirect any user requests sent to specific remote ports to local ports instead. Choose Tools - Port mapping from the main menu to access this feature. Port mapping can be used for transparent proxying, access control, etc. This feature can also redirect new network users, who are not currently configured in the bandwidth manager, to a "Welcome" web-page with your own content. This should be particularly useful for wireless ISPs (WISP).
    While the port mapping feature has many useful applications, the current implementation has a limitation: it does not process outgoing traffic.
    Here are further details of how transparent proxying and unknown user redirect are implemented using port mapping:
    Transparent proxying is a complex technical task. You will need to have a thorough understanding of what you are doing as well as a good understanding of the TCP layer, the HTTP protocol and what is happening in the connection. Basically, you will need a Windows based computer to act as a gateway. Bandwidth Manager and a proxy server should be installed on this computer as shown in the example below.

    Here is a brief explanation using this example: You want the users having network addresses 192.168.0.2 and 192.168.0.3 to access the WWW through the proxy server. Currently, the users are able to access the WWW directly through the gateway. The proxy server runs on port 3128. First define a mapping which redirects data packets to local port 3128. Then define a rule for 192.168.0.2. and associate it with the mapping that was just defined. It looks like this

    • Source: 192.168.0.2
    • Destination: Any address on port 80
    • Protocol: TCP
    • Interface: LAN


    The rule for 192.168.0.3 will be similar. Now, if you have done everything correctly and the proxy server is properly configured, any HTTP request from 192.168.0.2 will be intercepted by the bandwidth manager and forwarded to the local proxy server through port 3128. The proxy server then analyzes the request, downloads the requested information from the Internet, returns it to the bandwidth manager which, in turn, returns it to the user who initiated the request.
    Please note: Configuring the proxy server is a separate task and is out of the scope of this document.
    Unknown user redirect This technique is very useful for wireless internet service providers where new users can appear on the network at any time. You need a network configured like the one described above for transparent proxying. The workstations can be wired, wireless or a mixture. Here is an example using the same network configuration as before. You want any new users who join your network to be redirected to a "Welcome" page where they can read how to pay for the Internet services you provide. You should run a local DHCP and Web-server. Your current rule set should look like this
    Rule 1
    • Source: 192.168.0.2
    • Destination: Any IP address
    • Protocol: TCP
    • Interface: LAN


    Rule 2
    • Source: 192.168.0.3
    • Destination: Any IP address
    • Protocol: TCP
    • Interface: LAN


    Rule 3
    • Rate: Unlimited
    • Source: 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.0.255
    • Destination: Any IP address on port 80
    • Protocol: TCP
    • Interface: LAN


    Rule 4
    • Rate: Blocked
    • Source: 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.0.255
    • Destination: Any IP address
    • Protocol: TCP
    • Interface: LAN


    Rules 1 and 2 are associated with the existing workstations. Rule 3 must be associated with a port redirect to the specific local URL where your "Welcome" page is located. If, for example, the page is on host http://192.168.0.1/welcome.php then define a mapping with this URL and associate it with the third rule. Any new user who is not listed in rules 1 and 2 will be allocated an address in the range 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.0.255 by the DHCP server. They will then be caught by the third rule and redirected to your "Welcome" web-page. Obviously this procedure works for HTTP requests only.




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    Event Viewer

    SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager logs important events, problems and warnings to the database. You can browse the events using the event viewer.




    • Save - Saves the events to a text file.
    • Display Period - Sets a display period.
    • Filter Events - Filters the events by type.
    • Clear Events - Erases all the events.
    • Refresh - Retrieves new events.





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    Bandwidth Scheduling

    SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager supports bandwidth management based on time of day and day of week. To access this feature, select Tools - Timetable Manager from the main menu. Every timetable describes a weekly schedule, when it is either active or inactive.

    To define a timetable, click the New button. In the new window please specify a timetable name and mark the hours when the timetable is active. To mark the active hours, select the corresponding cells, and use the Enable Selected item from the pop-up menu. Green areas indicate active periods. In the example below, one hour at night, Monday to Friday is set as an active time.

    As soon as you create a timetable, you can link a rule with the newly created timetable at the Advanced tab in the rule's properties. The bandwidth manager will enable and disable the rule in accordance with the timetable assigned.





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    Quota Manager

    SoftPerfect Bandwidth Manager supports dynamic rule configuration based on quotas. When you create a rule you can assign a previously defined quota instead of a fixed transfer rate. For example, you can permit users to upload or download a specified data amount within the specified period at one speed but decrease their speed if they exceeded the limit.



    To define a quota, click the New button. In the new window please specify the following parameters:

    • Quota Name - Enter a descriptive name for the quota.
    • Initial Rate - Specify an initial transfer rate. This speed applies if a rule does not exceed the limit.
    • Reduced Rate - Specify a reduced transfer rate. This speed applies if a rule exceeds the limit. Choose Block if you would like to block the user completely, or choose Suspend to suspend the rule. A suspended rule is ignored by the bandwidth manager and the user's traffic should be processed by one of the remaining rules in the ruleset. Otherwise the user may gain unlimited access. Suspended rules allow to implement multi-level quotas or to show a custom message to the user. See the examples for details.
    • Transferred more than - Specify a data amount in megabytes after that the transfer rate goes down.
    • Period - Specify a period that the quota uses.

    If you would like to use different upstream/downstream rates and link this quota to a bidirectional rule(s), specify the rates separated by a colon. For example 100000:50000 would enforce a 100 kbps limit on incoming traffic and a 50 kbps limit on outgoing traffic. You can also specify a dual quota condition, for example 200:100 would give a user 200 MB of incoming data and 100 MB of outgoing data. In this case you must choose Either incoming or outgoing volume reaches the dual limit in the advanced quota properties.
    Please note:

    Within a week by default means within a weekly period according to the ISO 8601 standard. That is, the week starts on Monday and ends on Sunday. You can change this from the default in the options section.

    The bandwidth manager service updates rules according to the existing quotas once a minute.



    Advanced quota properties

    Click the Advanced button to access additional quota properties.



    You may wish data transfer rate changes to take place gradually as the user quota is consumed. If the Decrease transfer rate smoothly option is enabled, then the software will gradually decrease the transfer rate for all rules associated with the quota as it is used up. Here is an example. The initial transfer rate is 100 KB/s, the reduced transfer rate is 10 KB/s and the quota limit is 100 MB. When the user consumes 10 MB of the quota, the transfer rate will be decreased by 10% to 90 KB/s. When the user has consumed 20 MB, the transfer rate will be decreased by another 10%, to 80 KB/s. This will continue as the user quota is consumed until the transfer rate reaches 10 KB/s.
    You can also specify how the quota limit is reached in this window. This can be either:

    • When the sum total of incoming and outgoing traffic reaches the limit.
    • When either incoming or outgoing traffic reaches the limit.
    • When either incoming or outgoing volume reaches the dual limit.





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