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Competing traffic impacts your Quality of Service (QoS). Bandwidth Control helps you manage the priority of business-critical, recreational and inappropriate traffic before it impacts the Internet experience of your users.<\/p>\n

Recreational apps and websites (video, streaming media, gaming, file sharing) can suck up available bandwidth, bringing your network performance to a crawl. Bandwidth Control puts you in charge of your bandwidth allocation. It starts with tracking and monitoring bandwidth usage, enabling you to pinpoint the problem applications, websites or users. Combine Bandwidth Control with\u00a0Policy Manager<\/a>\u00a0to define different actions based on policies (user, group, time of day, etc.).<\/p>\n

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