I didn't think of filtering out P2P traffic, I actually wanted to
detect it... (but now you gave me an idea about filtering, I'm
considering it :) )
I installed ntop instread, and a certain user is completely over the
hill (in my point of view - he has more than 200 connections (a lot to
dynamic ADSL connections)) - and this user still tells me he is not
torrenting or whatever...
The only thing I can think of (if he is not lying to me), is that his
computer is infested with spyware ?
The only odd thing is, that this user has about 500KB of data sent
every hour, so that isn't really torrent anyway - but still it is
akward, that he has such a lot of connections anyway - isn't it ?
sai schreef:
I think that there is a bug in the bandwidthd package. the
xml states that bandwidthd REQUIRES pfsense 2.0
this package will NOT filter out p2p, it will just try to detect
it. not suitable for blocking the p2p. you might want to try snort for that.
sai
On 3/8/08, Michel
Servaes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I
have installed pfSense 1.2 onto the box.
I already tried another on the list of the pfSense packages, the ntop
version, which also seems to give me the details I need (this ntop
interface indicates that he is using P2P, can I say with 100%
probability he is actually P2P-ing, or should this be taken into
consideration)
thank you for your reply
ps. i was trying to install bandwidthd that came with the packages to
install in pfsense itself... it states bandwidthd BETA 2.0.1.1 -
platform 1.0
Ugo Bellavance schreef:
> Michel Servaes wrote:
>> I was intrested in this application, since it filters out P2P
traffic.
>> I have some collegues which I am sure that they take over their
>> computer at home, and do a lot of P2P'ing... I want to have an
>> overview of this situation !
>>
>> I have pfSense 1.2 installed, which works fine (besides not
being
>> able to build an ipsec tunnel to a dynamic ip (using dyndns)),
but
>> yesterday evening I saw numerous connections on my pfSense
box, which
>> all pointed to my collegue's computer - so I confronted him,
telling
>> him he should use p2p software at home, but he denied using
that at
>> the office.
>>
>> But when trying to install this bandwidth package - using the +
>> option, it tells me that it failed... I am a noob on BSD
stuff, so if
>> I should do it manually then i'd probably be lost anyway ;)
>>
>>
>> Thank you for your time
>> Michel
>
> What version are you using?
>
>
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