Re: [cobalt-users] Cobalt Bandwidth Manager

[Jim Popovitch <jimpop@xxxxxxxxx>]

I was able to get an indirect answer through my provider.  

The Cobalt Bandwidth Manager (bwmgmt) is used exclusively by the Cobal
appliances to manage bandwidth limitations of virtual sites hosted on
said appliance.  It in no way interacts with any secondary devices to
limit bandwith to/from the Cobalt device.  The bwmgmt module entry may
be safely removed from /etc/modules.conf and the related startup
scripts can be deleted by running 'chkconfig --del bwmgmt'.

-Jim P.

--- Jim Popovitch <jimpop@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all, I am new here.  I have searched all over looking for info on
> the Cobalt Bandwidth Manager (bwmgmt).  But I can't seem to find
> anything relevant. 
> 
> I lease a RaQ3 which has the bwmgmt module installed.  I have
> previously purged mysql and postgres so there is no underlying db for
> bandwidth settings.  Additionally, I have also removed all of the
> web-based admin interface, as all I really wanted was a cheap linux
> box
> to host my own sites on. (forgive me, I like admin'ing via a
> terminal) 
> I see this bwmgmt module as being pretty useless, please tell me if
> this is incorrect.  Additionally can I disable this module from
> /etc/modules.conf and not impact the server (IE: network config)?  
> 
> Any information would be helpful and appreciated.  Thanks.
> 
> -Jim P.
> 
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