How do you configure a FortiGate to do traffic shaping of P2P traffic, such as BitTorrent?

An application control profile helps identify BitTorrent, but the traffic shaping parameters themselves are applied and configured within the firewall policy, not directly through the application control profile or as a separate traffic object.

Traffic shaping for specific applications like BitTorrent is configured within a firewall policy by first identifying the application (e.g., via an application control signature or custom service) and then enabling and defining a traffic shaper directly in the policy's settings.

SSL/SSH inspection profiles manage the decryption and inspection behavior of encrypted traffic, but they do not provide functionality for applying traffic shapers to specific applications.

Protocol options profiles are used for various deep inspection settings for specific protocols (e.g., HTTP, FTP) but are not the mechanism for applying traffic shapers.