<My two-cents>
Who initiates a torrent?
Isn't it the end user, sitting behing a company computer, who has the rights to install (or run) a torrent client?
If its a techie, then they would have their own computer with full rights to access the netwok?
I stopped commenting the moment i saw the comments veering off-topic.
Doesn't it make sense that therefore if there was a way to prevent the torrent from running, it would free the bandwidth? without involving any outside parties?
This concern has spawned a new generation of devices more advanced than a simple firewall.
That's all that everybody is saying.
Get an appliance, and block torrent access, mass mailing, broadcasts, unnecessary traffic and unauthorised users from accessing your network and precious bandwidth.
</My Two-cents>
./Sam
On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 10:32 AM, aki
<aki275@gmail.com> wrote:
@Steve, Open Source crap does not work and you know it. No wonder KE ISPs cannot sustain reliability factors, ati SLAs on local loops. Wacha siasa, IMHO :-)))
Cheers.
On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 9:46 AM, Steve Muchai
<smuchai@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Tusker,
Please take his advice, stop listening to morons like us and buy a packeteer.
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