Is possible to limit sharing bandwidth of peers in Netgroup ?

Hi everyone,
I am creating an audio-video conference tool using flex and FMS 3.5. I am using Netgroupfor publishing audio-video.
Issue is that each peer share its bandwidth. I set Netstream.multicastPushNeighborLimit = 0 but peers still share there bandwidth. Is it possible to limit sharing bandwidth of peers in Netgroup? if yes then How? please reply.
Thank you.

Thanks Michael,
I found one more issue with P2P. There is a delay of 4-5 second in live streaming.
Can u have any solution how to remove this delay?
multicastPushNeighborLimit
multicastWindowDuration
multicastRelayMarginDuration
multicastAvailabilityUpdatePeriod
multicastFetchPeriod
multicastAvailabilitySendToAll
Can these properties help if yes than how can I use these properties to remove delay.
Thank You

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