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By default VPN's will hide the traffic. For the most part thats what VPN's are supposed to do. Although in a VPN environment you can certainly see the quantity of traffic passing through a given network. If they are a p2p program it will most likely try to use as much bandwidth as possible to accomplich its mission. We use a Packeteer on our netowork and can pretty much tell everything that is going on.
Botom line, if its illegal, or not part of the acceptible use policy then dont do it.
[hypothetical] I want to rob a bank. Can someone send me the schematics to the bank and instructions on how to get past the alarm and vault? [/hypothetical]
[Guru] "Thats illegal and you are stupid"
[Luser] "Errr.... I want to figure it out so i can access my account after hours and noone will know about it
I love how once someone figures out what you are attempting to do an ill attempt is made at covering it up and making it look like noone really knows what you are getting at...
Kind of like the kid who thinks because he can't see you that you are unable to see him... even though his method of secrecy is a blind fold
Thanks all for the info. Apparently some members take life too seriously and get offended for no reason.
apparently.....
Some members are lusers trying to circumvent policies in place for reasons far to complicated for them to understand.
MLF
:D I rest my case ^^^
Rest it on what...Your arrogance? Why don't you ask the network admins how to do this, so they can give you the official line. Cuz they wont allow it?Quote:
Same reason we won't say how. Many of us do the same things for a living. It's called professional courtesy; same reason why lawyers have no fear of shark attack or being eaten by phirana.