By whydowork
I use Digitalocean as VPN server. one of my vpn clients used BitTorrent and downloaded pirated movies. I have two questions:
1 How do I find whom used BT? 2 How to disable BitTorrent on my VPN server?
CentOS 6.2 64 bit version.
Thanks.
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<b>“How do I find whom used BT?”</b> <br> <br>I’ve never used BitTorrent, but aren’t IP addresses logged somewhere? <br> <br><b>“How to disable BitTorrent on my VPN server?”</b> <br> <br>How did you install it? Wouldn’t you simply need to retrace your steps, in reverse order? <br> <br>Lastly, you should probably install a firewall.
<blockquote>2 How to disable BitTorrent on my VPN server?</blockquote> <br>You can’t. You can block the common bittorrent ports but you can’t “disable” it completely.
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