As a student, you’ve used the student version of a publishing program to create an advertising flyer for your family’s company. You have violated which of these licensing agreements
counterfeiting
commercial use of non-commercial software
peer to peer file sharing
installing the software on multiple computers
yeah, dont feel bad, I dont understand either..
Commercial use of non-commercial software.
Commercial: For a business.
So, you used it for a business even though that’s illegal.
Someone told me to beware of "trackers"when I am using bittorrent software to download a peer to peer file sharing network file…why did they tell me to watch out for the FBI and how can I watch out for them anyways?? Am I doing something wrong if I try to watch a tv episode using Bittorrent?
illegality depends on which country u live in. some places it’s legal to download and share anything, but most places sharing copyrighted material is not legal.
simple the use of a bittorrent client is not illegal. there are many legal uses for bittorrent (such as sharing linux distros). and of course there is illegal use also (such as sharing copyrighted movies).
often various copyright groups will monitor illegal sharing and obtain the ip addresses of computers which are sharing content illegally. using the ip address they can trace the person (or computer) doing the sharing. of course if the computer is using a proxy, then it’s not possible. but most people seem to not be using proxies.
there is nothing illegal about watching a tv episode online. the problem than u run into is that while u are downloading that episode, it is automatically being uploaded (shared) to various other downloaders. this consititutes illegal sharing. if u used a streaming service to watch your tv episode, such as hulu.com or guba.com, then u would not be sharing, only viewing…therefore that would be legal.
now as to "trackers"…those are sites that manage the tiny files that your bittorrent client downloads to enable it to locate the real file u wish to obtain. some tracker sites can log ip addresses of people who download the tiny .torrent files. again, a proxy would gain a person anonymity from this. but most tracker sites do not do this.
Should I use ports, proto, both. I am looking for the most effective way to filter and block p2p file sharing traffic using tcpdump.
try this:
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/fssentinel.html
Ive got frostware and use torrent-find and isohunt. I reckon Ive got gnutella and torrents pretty much covered. Am I missing something though? Are there other searches I should be doing to make sure Im covering all the file-sharing options when Im looking for hard to get files?
There are programs that will search multiple networks. Here is one to try. I have found the edonkey network have more hard to find video that torrents.
I mostly download music and videos…
dc++ network hubs
takes a minute to get used to the interface but well worth it
everything shared is complete full album rips in browseable folder views…all software images…games…full dvd images….ect ect
Bittorrent . Try "U-torrent" ant "Bit Che"
no rapidshare is hosted on servers, which is hosted by a network.
P2P sharing and torrents downloading extremely slow… I have cable connection via proxy!
Is there any way or some p2p program that will work via proxy with normal download speed?
nope
the only way to speed up your downloads is to get those ports routed to your ip