Sorry for the top post.
Apache modules can help you impose a bandwidth cap per IP, session,
request, etc. See mod_throttle, mod_bandwidth and the newer
mod_cband, mod_bw. Some of these modules are not a standard part of
apache, so you'll have to compile them from source.
Other webservers like lighttpd support bandwidth limiting natively and
don't require any addons. If you have any ddifficulty with compiling
or installing apache modules, switching to lighttpd for this testing
may be easier.
Raja
On 12/04/2010, balachandar <balachandarlinks@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi guys,
I am currently developing a website on my local system which features a
fedora 11 with apache.In my local system whenever i load the pages as it is
my local system the pages are loading in lightning speed.But i want to check
how my webpage will load in slow internet speed connections.So that i can
make some animations for the user to enjoy till the webpage is fully loaded.
I also want to simulate various speed internet connections on my local
system.Eagerly waiting for your answers friends.
Thank you,
-- with regards,
Balachandar.K.M
http://infoqueue.wordpress.com
_______________________________________________
ILUGC Mailing List:
http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
