Besides saying what you "can't use" tell your users what they "can" use.

Give QOS to HTTP/EMAIL, ECT

Give a lower priority to all other traffic.

It's hard to specifically block P2P traffic, because they are always 
changing port numbers, to get around blocks :)

Adam

Michel Servaes wrote:
> This question has been asked before I guess, but I cannot find the 
> right answer anymore...
> Would it be possible to limit te speed of limewire (or maybe even 
> cripple it), without compromising any other HTTP/HTTPS/SMTP/POP3 
> traffic ? (using monowall, that is).
>
> I am sharing my internet (using monowall, and using two different AP - 
> the VLAN thing isn't really working yet), and want to share the 
> internet for regular traffic... but I somehow want to cripple Limewire 
> (a lot)... any good suggestions are welcome...
>
> I am going to install Limewire on a virtualbox machine, to test this 
> out - but I suspect keeping limewire out of your network is 
> practically impossible, not ?
>
>
> Any suggestions to make this work, greatly appreciated
>
> kind regards,
> Michel
>
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