As far as I had tried trickle out:
it is not possible to shape the upload or download speeds in regard to IPs that are connected to my pc or IPs I am connected to. This matters especially if you are using a sharing program running with multiple (and different IPs) connections simultaneously. What I could perform was (with trickle) to limit the overall download or upload speed for a given application, not the individual IPs running within that given app.
And its a pitfall that trickle only shapes TCP but UDP.
Thanks anyway.

I am using Pardus for only few weeks now. When I installed it, a main feature I looked for was a program like the NetLimiter that runs under WiN. NetLimiter is an application that lets you control the bandwidth - connection speed in relevance to the IPs you are connected to, the applications you are running, and also overall up and download speeds. I tried some apps under Pardus, but they dont let you control the bandwidth by an IP specific manner, they rather shape it for a given application or overall for the machine.
I hope it is clear what i wanna tell

I wonder if I am the only person doing this, better said: trying to do. I have Pardus2007-2 installed and running VBox with WiNXP. I installed DCPlusPlus (http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net/) under the VM since the version i got from the playground packages did not suit well my needs. But a problem arouse in VM and running DCPlusPlus: I could not manage to get an "Active" connection mode and this limits my down and uploads.
Any help?