Controlling Peer-to-Peer and Recreational Internet Trafficn
Published 24th Jun 2009 | Source - Networking | Pages - 8Recreational use of the Internet at work has far reaching implications for employers in both the private and public sector. Recreational Internet traffic is defined as any type of traffic on the network that is neither directly nor indirectly related to line of business activities. Today's networks are inundated with ever-increasing volumes of recreational traffic generated by peer-to-peer (P2P) file downloads, access to broadband media via sites like YouTube, and repeated visits to popular social networking sites like Facebook®, MySpace and LinkedIn.
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