Can Network Cable Transmission Speeds Be Independently Controlled?

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Delaying the send and receive of a network cable is primarily a function of high-end routers, as network cables themselves do not manage data flow but merely transport it. To control the amount of data received by devices on a network, bandwidth monitoring tools with limiting capabilities can be utilized. This allows for the throttling of data to specific users or devices. However, the effectiveness of such measures depends on administrative access to the devices in question. Additionally, unrelated topics, such as controlling traffic lights with an ambulance siren, were raised but deemed off-topic and not relevant to the original inquiry.
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I was wondering if there is a schematic or if anyone knows of a way to delay the send and/or the receive of a network cable. Preferable separate circuits. For example can I control how fast people on my network receive but not control the send. May be in the wrong place but i really need help on this one. Thanks
 
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That's a function of high-end routers. There probably isn't any other reasonable way to do it.
 
I don't understand your question completely. Network cables don't send and recieve, its just the physical medium used to transport the data. What are you trying to do, throtle the amount of data that a device is able to receive into the tcp/ip stack?
 
assigning bandwidth to diff. users?
 
Of course you can! :cool:

All you need is a bandwidth monitor with a limiter.

Do you have administration access to each computer?
or are they computers that people bring and plug in?
 
please if u can guide me in my project of controlling traffic lights by an ambulance siren,please do reply me
 
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ATTIQUE UR REHMAN said:
please if u can guide me in my project of controlling traffic lights by an ambulance siren,please do reply me

:bugeye: erm.. :rolleyes:

First off- that question doesn't belong to this thread

Secondly- if you drive an ambulence that is equipped with a siren, you will already know how to change the lights.

Thirdly- if you don't drive an ambulence, but have attached a siren to a vehicle... um.. yeah..
 
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