Block P2P (torrent, etc.) traffic on Linux VPN server

Dear Hiring Manager, I am Redhat Certified Engineer. I have 8 years of experience as a Linux System Administrator. I posses good knowledge of mail server like zimbra, sendmail, web server like Apache, shell scripting, Virtualization like Citrix Xen server, kvm, vmware. I have also done Tally 6.3 Certification. Knowledge of installing and hosting the PHP based application. Knowledge of installation of SSL of Apache and Tomcat. I have knowledge of mysql and oracle database as well. Knowledge of security compliance rule DISA STIGs, PCI-DSS. Knowledge of devops tools like docker, vagrant, jenkins, github etc. Knowlege of Amazon AWS cloud services,windows 2003, 2008, 2012. I have completed the "AWS Solution architect -Associate" training program. Able to create VPC, public-private subnet, route table, Internet gateway, network acl, instance Migration, updation. I have deployed node.js application over SAAS based platform heroku and have done dockerization of node.js app. Cross compilation of source code over Linux for various OS and architecture. Installation of middleman over ubuntu 18.04 Worked on AWS lightsail service to increase the VM size. Tally ERP9 Implementation in SAAS based cloud to let the user access their account from any location. Installation and configuration of pfsense firewall. Thanks

I have experience of this problem. you can block all of them. because sometimes it use local network. best way is block tracker ips to prevent downloader or uploader to tell tracker for seeding.

Hi, I have more than 8 years experience. I am expert in customization, migration, Server handling, installation, WHMCS, DNS, AWS, VPS and SMTP. I have understood your requirement all of the mentioned in the project description. I assure you I am able to complete this project as per requirement. Please ping me so we can discuss more about the project. Thanks Hitesh Goyal

Hello, Blocking "P2P" traffic is technically NOT a thing. P2P means when 2 clients connect to one another directly without the need of a server, however, they're still 2 IP Addresses connecting over some port. What we have to do is figure out what we wanna KEEP and block everything else, so if we want our server to only receive connections on port 80 (Web Server Port) we can block all the others ports and this would kill everything else. To do this we need a firewall, thankfully you're on Linux so we can easily use IpTable rules or a software such as UFW that uses IpTable rules to make this happen. Thanks for reading.

hey there we will assist you till to the project success. we just needed little more details for this. we have exposure on this server and my team member can also work on this. please share your final thought . thx sayantan

Hello dear, I have 3+ years of industry experience in isp and enterprise networking. The task you require shouldn't require a lot of time. Please contact me further I can complete this within hours. Thank You.