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=Overview=
=Overview=
The FireBrick 2700 has been used as a 'black' box traffic shaping device in shared offices. It's quite easy to configure a FireBrick for a 'serviced office' scenario where tenants pay for a slice of a fast pipe.
The FireBrick 2700 has been used as a 'black' box traffic shaping device in shared offices. It's quite easy to configure a FireBrick for a 'serviced office' scenario where tenants pay for a slice of a fast pipe. -this would be great for leased lines, ethernet services, FTTC, FTTP etc.
The FireBrick can shape based on parameters such as source/target IP/port/protocol, giving flexibility.
The FireBrick can shape based on parameters such as source/target IP/port/protocol, giving flexibility.
When shaping, CWL graphs are produces for each 'shaper', giving a visual representation of the traffic.
When shaping, CWL graphs are produces for each 'shaper', giving a visual representation of the traffic.
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