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Re: Blocking IM

Subject: Re: Blocking IM
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 17:34:00 -0800
On 12/6/05, Morales, David (Seta) <David_Morales@onr.navy.mil> wrote:
We are blocking IM at the Firewall (juniper 5200) and through Surf-control
(Web Filtering product, but we are still able to connect to Yahoo IM. Has
anyone been able to do this successfully? And, does anyone have a list of
ports to block so we cannot get to this IM?

Alot of the clients scan through the firewall and pick the first port
available to use.
The IM server is listening on all ports.

The only real way to catch things like this a device that scans the
layer 7 protocol
and applies the policy to the protocol, not the port.

Something like the Packeteer PacketShaper.  Which is what we use for choking
streaming media.  (Which is mostly just a measured rate HTTP GET on
different ports.)

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