I want to share my Internet connection with my neighbors and control the speed I share with them. Is it possible? Please elaborate.

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There is software out there that can be used for this purpose, the same type of software a lot of internet cafe's use to keep certain groups from over-utilizing a connection - most of these cost money. If your router can support it, you can also use QoS to specify certain IP ranges are throttled (you would set all your computers up in static outside the range and then DHCP the range you want QoS on so anything else that connects follows the bandwidth rules you specify).

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@MaQleod:I don't have a router at the moment.Would the software still work? – Startup Crazy Oct 30 '10 at 5:50
if you don't have a router, how are you planning on sharing a connection? Knowing how your network will be set up is the first step in deriving a solution that will work. – MaQleod Oct 30 '10 at 6:15
I own a wired broadband connection – Startup Crazy Oct 31 '10 at 18:45
What does that mean? a modem? What is the device that you have? – MaQleod Oct 31 '10 at 19:53
I have a dsl connection – Startup Crazy Nov 4 '10 at 20:25
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