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No, I mean you have no idea what really happens to your traffic on the internet, which is why firms like Rapport exist, even if you are running ssl, it's tough to be certain you don't have a man in the middle attack. Neither do you know the page you are visiting hasn't been hacked. My point is...
You can setup the edge router to force the traffic through the cloud as a proxy (there are other ways, but they can't work round that). Yes, you can do IP address. You can define a big file and say files larger than xMB get cut back to y% of the pipe. Can do daily bandwidth quota, monthly is...
Your question was "throttle P2P access or provide accountability on monthly data throughput" so if you apply QoS in the cloud and directory integration you can limit the the bandwidth assigned to a traffic class and you can determine the user credentials from AD. So if your user requests a big...
There are only 2 sensible ways to do it and it depends on your view of the world which is best. Packeteer were bought by BlueCoat, but the PacketShaper still exists, so you could buy one of those and put it in your network, or we have a cloud based solution, where there is no capital cost, just...