That's funny, I was able to pick up a corporate grade Sonic Wall on eBay a year back or so for about $100. One doesn't need to buy the subscription to operate the router... that's optional. Subscriptions usually cover support, upgrades and things like router-based virus protection -- all unnecessary for the hobbyist.
I've tried Sonicwall in the past, and it had a bandwidth limiter in its configuration. The price is reasonable and the configuration doesn't require extensive knowledge of routers.
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That's funny, I was able to pick up a corporate grade Sonic Wall on eBay a year back or so for about $100. One doesn't need to buy the subscription to operate the router... that's optional. Subscriptions usually cover support, upgrades and things like router-based virus protection -- all unnecessary for the hobbyist.
I've tried Sonicwall in the past, and it had a bandwidth limiter in its configuration. The price is reasonable and the configuration doesn't require extensive knowledge of routers.