Jopoy C. Solano wrote:


Can you e-mail it to the list so that others can benefit also? :)



I could email you the script if you like.


Yes, I agree with Jopoy :)
One idea I know but have not been successful *yet*, is using Squid delay pools. By limiting the bandwidth to say, 2kbps or less so that it won't look for other ports.
The conventional way I use right now is to make a *policy* and identify the users. Once they violate they are being cut-off at the hub or switch port. This quite ok with a few users. I use iptraf to monitor port 1214.
This one of the biggest headaches for sysads I guess :(


-Jun


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