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Subject: Re: Bandwidth Limiting
From: Mathieu Sauve - Frankel (dealy
VIDEOTRON.CA)Date: Sun Aug 13 2000 - 23:30:25 CDT
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> Does any body know how to block Napster connections all together? Say
using
> a port deny in IPCHAINS perhaps?
>Blocking port 6699 should do it....
>You can block port 8888 and 5555 also for the napigator servers.
If I'm not mistaken napster looks for ANY open data port when it is configured for the first time... 6699 just happens to be napster's DEFAULT port... if you only block 6699 it will pick the next available port... In this case would it be best to block ALL open ports and then only reopen the ones that are being used ?
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