[GnomeMeeting-list] Traffic congestion ...

[Gilles Sadowski <gilles harfang homelinux org>]

Damien Sandras wrote:

> Hello,
>
>
> You probably have a DSL connection of bad quality where uploading means
> "no download". If it is the case, you can always reduce the number of
> frames per second, the quality, and so on. If you chose ADSL as
> connection type in the configuration druid, good default settings should
> be set and you shouldn't have any problem.
>
> A good tool to limit the upload speed in general is iptraf under linux.
>
>
>  
1.  I use GnomeMeeting v0.12.2 on Debian GNU/Linux woody (kernel 2.4.19) 
as it is the last available in sections stable/testing.
2.  I'm behind a firewall running a kernel 2.4.17 with the H323 patch 
(as explained in the FAQ), performing NAT.  The gnomemeeting calls are 
redirected to the internal computer.
3.  How could I make sure that the aDSL line is bad (i.e. that I can't 
have concurrent up- and downloading)?  Is there a tool that could help 
me produce figures I can show to my ISP?

Best regards,

Gilles