Can I simulate a dialup?


  1. donnyb
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    Can I simulate a dialup?


    I need to test a website and wanted to be able to simulate dial-up speeds, is that possible? BTW, I have a 20mb cable connection and would like to also be able to simulate a 1 mb, 5 mb, and anything else.
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  3. donnyb
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    anybody?
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