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Hello,

I am looking for a solution that will allow me to filter peer-to-peer =20=

activity on my network.

I already have a router that do a bunch of filtering / firewalling.
I would like to filter specific trafic from peer-to-peer.

I was thinking of Squid ?
But I don't know if It will be able to filter p-t-p correctly ??


Any other idea ?


Please let me know.

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