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I had big problems with bittorrent and QoS back when I ran an open network. It's not uncommon for remote seeds to run on an alternate port like 22 or 443 to get
by sigil 16y ago
I had big problems with bittorrent and QoS back when I ran an open network. It's not uncommon for remote seeds to run on an alternate port like 22 or 443 to get past their own firewalls. At that point, you have to do deep packet inspection, and I'm not sure how feasible this is on consumer grade routers.
- cookiecaper 16y agoPerhaps it's better just to whitelist a few services, like HTTP, Jabber, AIM, and VPN, and leave the rest to die. Layer7 should help with this.