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| Subject: | MSN Messenger Voice Conversations |
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| Date: | Thu, 24 Feb 2005 12:22:03 +0100 |
Invalid characters removed from From: |N_E_O| <neobugs@gmail.com> God day list members I work in IT at a local collage an due to recant incidents we tightened our security policy by switching over from a "permit if not deny" to a "deny if not permit" policy for our static IP filter in the router. This of course caused some problems for some of the teachers that used MSN Messenger and Voice conversations actively in the classes. So my obvious question now: Have anyone filtered this before and might know which ports need to be open for this to work.? -- Define your world, or i will do it for you!
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