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Kazaa connects to other peers on port 1214. So, the best way to block Kazaa is to reject incoming & outgoing packets—both TCP and UDP packets—on this port.

if you are using wireless, you might need to set your MTU even lower than 1400 - I always found 1300 to be 'safe' for pretty much and encryption overhead... Rob

Its been a while, but I think these are the ports MSN uses: 1863 TCP (in) 1863 UDP (in) 6891 - 6900 TCP (out) 5004 - 65535 UDP (out) 5190 UDP (in) If I remember rightly, I blocked the inbound ports and didnt have to worry about the outbound.... If this doesnt work, get a network sniffer...

I setup a load of Dull (sorry, Dell) D600's & 400's with the NSR software, and on all of them I had to tweak the MTU settings to get reliable connections - 1300 always worked for me. I found packet fragmentation to be the cause of most headaches... there are a load of tools out there - dr tcp...

thanks for the response. I guess I'll put a test bed together to check it out, but perhaps this wont be the problem I expected it to be. Rob

Hi all I suspect the answer is going to be 'No' but I said I would research it before going back to the project co-ordinator...!!! :-) We are trying to bring a number of existing servers that were built outside of what is deemed "corporate specification" up to scratch - mostly its just adding...