| Trafic Shapping da Netcabo |
|
|
|
| Escrito por Admin |
| Sábado, 27 Setembro 2008 14:24 |
|
Este artigo não é da minha autoria, mas merece o destaque aqui no meu site, há que espalhar a palavra para mais depressa fazermos frente a esses senhores, que andam a mandar serradura para os olhos de todos, com tarifários que supostamente teriam velocidades "astronómicas", e que agora acham que somos todos estúpidos e limitam-nos a velocidade em aplicações p2p durante o dia todo!
Olá a todos,
HOWTO: Pua que os pariu - Win Edition!!
Cambada, A pedido de muitas famílias aqui está uma receita (em ingles) de como resolver o problema do PUA para sistemas Windows: Nota: terão de alterar as regras indicadas para reflectir as vossas configurações em termos de torrents e afins The targets of this post are Windows users that want their BitTorrent connections free of Sandvine’s meddling. The first thing you are going to have to do is install a real firewall, like the Windows port of FreeBSD’s IPFW. Download WIPFW from sourceforge. Unzip the contents into a location where the files can live, like C:\Program Files\wipfw\. Run the install-deny.cmd. Now, you are ready to configure your new firewall. In the folder where you have WIPFW living, you will see a file called wipfw.conf. Open this in your favorite text editor or notepad, if you don’t have a favorite. Replace the contents of this file with the following, substituting 6883 with your BitTorrent port: # First flush the firewall rules-f flush # Allow all internal (loopback) network communications. add 100 allow all from any to any via lo* # Prevent any traffic to 127.0.0.1, common in localhost spoofing add 110 deny log all from any to 127.0.0.0/8 in add 110 deny log all from 127.0.0.0/8 to any in # Drop incoming packets with RST flag on BitTorrent port # This is what thwarts Sandvine. add drop tcp from any to me 6883 tcpflags rst # Setup stateful filtering add check-state add pass all from me to any out keep-state add count log ip from any to any # Allow new incoming BitTorrent connections add allow tcp from any to me 6883 add allow udp from any to me 6883 Open the command prompt and enter net stop ipfw & net start ipfw. Your computer will now be ignoring Sandvine’s methods. NOTE: In this configuration, WIPFW drops all other incoming connections and allows all outgoing connections. In: http://redhatcat.blogspot.com/ By Xupetas
|
| Actualizado em Quarta, 17 Fevereiro 2010 23:49 |






