this is what I meant: add address=pirateproxylist.com list=TorrentSite add address=thepiratebay-proxylist.org list=TorrentSite add address=torrents.me list=TorrentSite add address=proxybay.xyz list=TorrentSite add address=pirateproxy.party list=TorrentSite add address=thehiddenbay.info list=Torrent...

this is what I meant: add address=pirateproxylist.com list=TorrentSite add address=thepiratebay-proxylist.org list=TorrentSite add address=torrents.me list=TorrentSite add address=proxybay.xyz list=TorrentSite add address=pirateproxy.party list=TorrentSite add address=thehiddenbay.info list=Torrent...

Glad you managed to work things out. Proxy will work for HTTP only. I have tried to get the IP address for the blacklisted website and then just block those IP. IP-Firewall--Address List allows you to create list based on URL and return its IP. that's how I do it but I come to realist many IPs belo...

This is why I aim at identifying the P2P traffic (BitTorrent, DHT-based protocols and the likes). If I succeed I can do something: blocking, limiting ... If I cannot, then I have little to discuss. Again, downloading a torrent file is NOTHING. Have you tried to use a recent BitTorrent client with &...

It seems to me if an ISP offers a customer bandwidth, say 1M up and 10M down for example, then the ISP is obligated to deliver 1M up and 10M down 99% of the time. After all, that's what the customer was sold. If an ISP can't deliver promised bandwidth in aggregate due to oversubscription, overutili...

Anyway, you are right. P2P (DHT) is being used for a number of purposes that cannot easily be told apart from each other. I think now this thread title is misleading for two reasons: 1. you cannot block (real) P2P traffic based upon specific usage (lawful vs unlawful) 2. the proposed solution doesn...

This will only block the download of a torrent file, not the torrent traffic itself. Try to first download the torrent file, then enable the rules and finally ask your torrent client to load the torrent file to start the p2p exchange. You will see the p2p traffic bidirectionally flowing unimpeded! ...

Hi! I followed your tutorial and it's perectly work on my router ! Thank you a lot ! (I work for a small french ISP and we receive letters from Hadopi, so we are searching a solution to limit the illegal download ^^ ) I have a question, maybe it will sounds stupid for you, but this code : /ip firewa...

Hi! use L7 rules in mangle to detect P2P traffic (Google is your best friend here) then action is add source address to a list THANK YOU A LOT! I succeded! I used this post to manage my filters/rules/L7 firewall : https://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?t=59234 And by replacing “action=drop” by “ac...

Hi! This is the first time I work on a Mikrotik router. I'm actually a student, and I work on a little French ISP. My job is to analysed the traffic to see who make p2p (we receive warning letter from “Hadopi”). (Also, I want to make statistic, like the IP address who is used the most bandwidth) And...