My university blocks our computers from having any P2P files

oh and the little program they use is called NacAgent is that helps

>>54833
Any VPN that offers OpenVPN: it looks identical to HTTPS, so you can't block it without blocking Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc.

the software doesnt block P2pP connections it blocks P2P software, a vpn only protects my incoming and outgoing connections, so a VPN will not solve my problem

>>54841
You're an idiot.

Your computer is a black box to network devices.

A network can no more block specific software on your PC than it can specific people sat at the keyboard.

The check for the P2p software isnt done over the network, its done locally by a software we HAVE TO DOWNLOAD in order to get access to the network, the software runs scans to check if we have and programs that violate their rules, it doesnt even need to be connected to the netokr to check those things

>>54860
>its done locally by a software we HAVE TO DOWNLOAD in order to get access to the network
Wow, that's really shitty.

I can't imagine this this does any advanced checking, it probably only checks if you have "illegal" programs installed. Try using a portable version of a torrent client, you don't need to install those so they might not show up.

>>54869
Exactly what i was thinking i would try, hopefully that works, going to try it later today when i get home