CLient Limitation in wifi::::


  1. giteshpoudel
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    CLient Limitation in wifi::::


    HEy guys , need ur help,,
    My college provides a wifi connection for the student with password..... basically i m its client,,, but it has lots of clients so the download speed i m getting is very low..... can i do any data control or manage clients and there connection speed being a client itself which wud give me good download speed........ Is there any menthod to perform that,,,, plz do suggest it if its can be done with LInux as well...... THANKS ....:)
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  3. richnrockville
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    Giteshpoudel, Not unless they make you an administrator, which I doubt.

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