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Intranet Filesharing using proxy
I need suggestions for what to use.
I need all my users to be able to share files and be able to search into all their files. I also need to control how much bandwidth they use so my network doesn't overload. I can't have my users searching/downloading directly from each other which is my main concern here, all data must be passing through my shaper. I was thinking of using a P2P software (installed by all users) and all communications must go through SERVER X like drawn in the simple diagram. Last edited by GoranX; 07-25-2008 at 05:40 PM.. |
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