Just run all your web traffic through a transparent proxy (like
squid), block all other ports other then 80 and 21 (use a ftp-proxy or
run it through squid). That way, only filetransfers (ftp) and only
http-requests goes through. It should eliminate all your troubles with
p2p traffic.


2007/1/26, Alex M <radiussupport at lrcommunications dot net>:
> Hi ppl!
>
> I decided that out users do toooooo much illegal downloading (at least that
> what I think, ppl cant just download 4.8Gb each day, and that # seams to be
> equal to the size of 1 DVD)
>
>
>
> So I'm looking for the way to block traffic from most known P2P clients. I
> think this is possible by blocking their ports, but a) I don't know all the
> ports b) ppl can change their port #s. So is there any easy way to deal with
> it? Maybe through traffic shaper set some how max speed to 1kbps? Also can
> we do some blocking per user base?
>
>
>
> Appreciate your suggestions!
>
>
>
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>



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