Jim,
If you configure the Media Player to not use HTTP, it will use port 1755.
I think it�s only one way to do this: - Configure the media player to not
use http and create a access-list denying all to use remote port 1755.
*Without configuring the media player to do this, it will always use port
80.
good luck,
Leonardo.
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Enviada em: segunda-feira, 24 de julho de 2000 23:17
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Assunto: how to block Media Player
Hello,
My users access a lot of web sites running Media
Player, how do I block it? Is there a port number
associated with it?
Thanks in advance.
Jim
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