I have had my eithenet turned off by my isp several times in the past year. According to them, I was connected to about 200,000 computers and I made 3 networks go to a crawl. I was using more bandwidth than several large companies which my isp host's as well. They asked me what I was doing and I simply told them, running a p2p called the Overnet(now merged with edonkey2000). They would activate my connection temporairly and as soon as my p2p kicked in and I was uploading/downloading at a certain preset rate in which they were tracking for, they would shut me down until I called and told them to please turn me back on. After sneaking on several times at night (about 1:00 AM or so and being on the network for a few hours(usually cut off in about 30 minutes or so but sometimes undetected for a while) the service provider I had decided to upgrade their networks.They said that they were working on that before and seen this issue coming. After the upgrade and what not, they told me that they don't see a problem with me using the app. as long as I don't cripple the network again and 19-15 people do not do this at one time full speed. I used the Overnet version 0.52 (18 hrs a day serving + dl 7 days a week) for about 9 months strait.
AS for using peerguardian, I used it integrated with the blocklist manager. Never had a problem yet. (knock on wood). It works great as the app logs the connections it rejected.
Peerguardian: http://methlabs.org/methlabs.htm
Blocklist Manager: http://www.bluetack.co.uk/modules.ph...showpage&pid=1
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