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How to restrict the bandwidth of my application

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hi

I'm using a webservice to update some data to server.

my webservice is written in asp.net and vb.
i'm invoking it from a windows application(vb.net)

but when my webservice is running it uses the complete bandwidth of my internet connection.
is there any way to alllocate a particular bandwidth to this webservice sothat it wont affect other applications using internet

thanks in advance
please help me
Apr 18 '09 #1
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PRR
750 Expert 512MB
As far as i don't think you can do this programmatically... you could psooible use some 3rd party software for this functionality... Also iis logs have bytes sent per second... or you can use performance counters within your program to calculate the bytes sent ....
Apr 20 '09 #2
iquad
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i dont know how it be done programatically.
please help me.
its urgent.
i cant use third party software now. thats why.

i have to done it in vb.net
Apr 20 '09 #3
PRR
750 Expert 512MB
As i said earlier i don't think you can restrict your application to consume 5 or 10 kbps per sec...You can however know how much actually its consuming.. Look into iis logs ... you can at least get the information about bytes sent
Apr 20 '09 #4
iam_clint
1,208 Expert 1GB
http://info.iet.unipi.it/~luigi/ip_dummynet/


I am pretty sure there isn't a way to limit bandwidth used by your app from within your app unless you wrote your own tcp/ip protocol.
Apr 20 '09 #5
ok.. i am total newbie...
but is there a way to send data at/after set intervals using timer?
Apr 21 '09 #6

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