set dl/ul speed from commandline

[visioneye]

Capable to configure download and upload speed from the command line would actually be helpful to us who is running with the VOIP telephony. So that when I get a call and reply , different program would sense the status being configured for the phone adapter to 'connected', and issue a command, or let's say a batch file (that can fire so many commands), that changes the the upload speed for µTorrent. That method, we can make sure that the call will get fine sound quality.

I have a router with better QoS functionality which is built in, so a better fix then is to cap the machine running any P2P applications. It can also be finished with some bandwidth limiting/traffic shaping software on the machine running the P2P application but they tend to be quite unstable for me. I would rather get that I can just issue a command line option...

[Devasis]

Yes, that would be the better idea according to me and I have one more idea also in this series : A hotkey allocated to "scheduler on", and an on more to "scheduler off".

I need to create a program, which can be able to ping my neighbour (shared adsl with that user) and if his machine is turned on , then limit my connection. using such command line options or the hotkeys, I can complete this program.

[visioneye]

This can be done in different way with the help of powerful script language and you know I have fixed my issues in the same way with the help of VBscript with the sendkeys command. So the script manages µTorrent via the GUI. There is no any requirement for command line options or hotkeys in this situation . If this can be performed in the GUI, then you can perform it through the suggested script for you. According to me, this will be very useful for you also !

[Solomon]

I also have some idea about the same and may be very helpful for you to get the prior information . It will configure the upload to 500 kB/s:

Dim objectShell
Set objectShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
objectShell.Run Chr(34) & "C:\Program Files\utorrent.exe" & Chr(34),,False

WScript.Sleep 1000

objectShell.AppActivate "µTorrent 1.5"

WScript.Sleep 5

objectShell.SendKeys "%{o}"
WScript.Sleep 5
objectShell.SendKeys "{ENTER}"
WScript.Sleep 5

objectShell.SendKeys "+{TAB}"
WScript.Sleep 5
objectShell.SendKeys "+{TAB}"
WScript.Sleep 5
objectShell.SendKeys "+{TAB}"
WScript.Sleep 5
objectShell.SendKeys "{DOWN}{DOWN}{DOWN}"
WScript.Sleep 5

objectShell.SendKeys "{TAB}"
WScript.Sleep 5
objectShell.SendKeys "{TAB}"
WScript.Sleep 5
objectShell.SendKeys "{TAB}"
WScript.Sleep 5
objectShell.SendKeys "{TAB}"
WScript.Sleep 5
objectShell.SendKeys "{TAB}"
WScript.Sleep 5
objectShell.SendKeys "{TAB}"
WScript.Sleep 5
objectShell.SendKeys "{TAB}"
WScript.Sleep 5
objectShell.SendKeys "{TAB}"
WScript.Sleep 5

[Devasis]

Thanks for the suggested code above, but I am sure that only a little c++. I would go to convert this into c. I fixed my issue with macro express and a tiny c++ application. The c application, "press" a hot-key and then after the rest is committed by the macro. Configures the limits with mouse movements and the keypresses, in the GUI. But this would be fine , if we can manage uTorrent just as the winamp does. With SendMessage.