NimbostratusI've searched and found a couple of references to block P2P but the link to the solution is always a dead end. I'm new to F5 and need to block P2P software (especially bit-torrent at the moment) as our college is getting notifications of Rights Infringements. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Employeeand nobody want to be sue on Friday afternoon ! you could ask your local sales team about the Protocol Enforcement Manager Module : https://f5.com/products/service-provider-products/policy-enforcement-manager
NimbostratusIs send him to "Sales" truly the answer one gets on this forum? I would hope someone with experience and desire to help could point me in the right direction.
EmployeeNimbostratus
MVPpersonally i don't think this is something where F5 is implemented often if at all. F5 is perfect as a data center firewall to protect internal resources. but not to filter user traffic from inside the network to the internet.
you are probably better off with some nextGen firewall for this task, but even then it remains a constant fight as the p2p application try very hard to get through undetected.
Nimbostratusthanks for an honest reply