Configuring Native Bandwidth

According to
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flashmediaserver/3.0/docs/help.html?content=03_configtasks_31.ht ml
native bandwidth detection is configured on by default. How
do you adjust this?
The docs imply that the BandwidthDetection container is
already in the Application.xml file but on my FMS3 install, it
isn't on either live or vod apps. Also if I add this markup the
server complains about invalid config. I've tried adding as child
of Application and child of Client in Application.xml.
Any ideas?
Thanks
.M.

I am also curious how accurate the bandwidth detection is and how it works. We often see it reporting back 0 as the available bandwidth. From other threads, it seems that Adobe does not publish this information. Does Adobe have a recommended way to at least limit/force the bandwidth to be detected at different levels so that I can test that my application works as expected under different speeds? I have found that using basic http throttling software isn't giving me reliable bandwidth detection from FMS at specific speeds (even though the throttling is well below what I really have).
Thanks for any help in testing methodology for this functionality.

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