Re: FN-FORUM: ICS question

date posted 10th August 2003 16:37

Yup..

want to block yahoo messenger.. but it uses all these different ports..
so the only thing I could think of was to block the c-class networks
that yahoo tries..

one of the ports is 80.. and I can't block that.. would make the network
pretty useless.. lol

cheers

Craig




John Sampson wrote:
> Not on it's own.
> All it does is play with the routing table things like that.
> I assume you are wanting to block access that sort of thing?
>
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> Subject: FN-FORUM: ICS question
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> |
> | Afternoon all :)
> |
> | does anyone know if Internet Connection sharing in windows 2000 can
> | restrict access to certain ip's/hosts?
> |
> | cheers
> |
> | Craig
> |
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