Sign up ×  Problem: We are hosting an application on remote
server. We need to test it with a limited network bandwidth (for
users with bad Internet access).  Question: Can I limit my
internet bandwidth (in Fedora 14)? For instance: 128 KB per
second.  share|improve this question  6 Answers 6  up vote 27
down vote accepted  You can throttle the network bandwidth on
the interface using the command called tc Man page available at
For a simple script, try wondershaper.  share|improve this
answer Link to prompt for username/password authorisation for
me... :( –  Ash Jun 15 '14 at 1:25 You can get to the atmail
content here:… –  Tom Saleeba May 7 at 6:55 better late than
never if your gonna use a busybox router a better method is the
tc command, you can check out mark's post here… the openvz wiki
has more examples –  wiak Jul 31 at 4:08  Limiting network
resources based on some criterias is the subject of QoS. There
are several different ways to control user traffic on Linux
systems.  There is a good How-to about