On 27/3/15 3:56 am, WebDawg wrote:
May I ask why you would like to block it all?
+1. It looks like the OP is looking for a technical solution to a
social/political problem. I can understand it if your users are primary
school children, but surely once your users are university age, you
You can block torrents with suricata. Works 100%. Install the package and
activate all p2p rules.
For web proxies you can use squid+(squidguard with
http://www.urlblacklist.com/ ) and force everyone to use your proxy.
On Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 11:44 PM, Sean m...@thegeekclub.net wrote:
Torrent
On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 3:36 AM, Chris Bagnall
pfse...@lists.minotaur.cc wrote:
On 27/3/15 3:56 am, WebDawg wrote:
May I ask why you would like to block it all?
+1. It looks like the OP is looking for a technical solution to a
social/political problem. I can understand it if your users are
Torrent traffic: maybe with a good L7 filter (not tried this myself).
But HTTPS proxies and SSL VPN's forget about it.
It's a game of whack-a-mole. As soon as you squash one, three more will
pop-up.
You can't block SSL. You'd need to get a real web filtering solution and
by that I mean a
Hi Guys,
I am managing a 1000+ university network. pfsense is working fine. The only
problem I have is that the students bypass all the security with web vpn's
and free https proxies. So I would like to know that if there is an
effective way to block https web proxies, web based VPN and
