Blocking torrent on my wifi AP.
This is a discussion about Blocking torrent on my wifi AP. in the Windows Networking category; Hey I share my access point with all the peeps that wants it. So called non secure wireless network access point Yes i know how to secure it so they cant connect, but I have to ADSL lines in my home and I like the free principle so that peeps with no broadband at home can browse , read email etc.
Hey
I share my access point with all the peeps that wants it.
So called non secure wireless network access point
Yes i know how to secure it so they cant connect, but I have to ADSL lines in my home and I like the free principle so that peeps with no
broadband at home can browse , read email etc.
What i dont like however is the way they are stealing all the bandwidth away using torrents.
Just see here :
MAC Address Tx Packet Rx Packet
00:14:6c:31:b3:43 244858 141352
00:12:0e:2f:7e:91 680971 462775
00:05:4e:41:82:6b 96789 91608
00:11:50:c6:3e:65 6 43
Is there a easy way to cap clients up/down speed and block away FTP/Torrent?
If there is, i would surely like to know. Ofcourse, i can hack their box and just make their boxes refuse to use torrents, but that would be just impolite.
Thanks in advance.
I share my access point with all the peeps that wants it.
So called non secure wireless network access point
Yes i know how to secure it so they cant connect, but I have to ADSL lines in my home and I like the free principle so that peeps with no
broadband at home can browse , read email etc.
What i dont like however is the way they are stealing all the bandwidth away using torrents.
Just see here :
MAC Address Tx Packet Rx Packet
00:14:6c:31:b3:43 244858 141352
00:12:0e:2f:7e:91 680971 462775
00:05:4e:41:82:6b 96789 91608
00:11:50:c6:3e:65 6 43
Is there a easy way to cap clients up/down speed and block away FTP/Torrent?
If there is, i would surely like to know. Ofcourse, i can hack their box and just make their boxes refuse to use torrents, but that would be just impolite.
Thanks in advance.
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