because, if he allows these folks to access those sites to play mail from,
then he has no control ofver the mail oriented commands they chose to
issue. once the decision to let folks play on those servers not under his
control, he can't just control their sessions, well, not with other
intrusive SW, and that in and of itself would be a totally different
issue, with it's own inherent problems and such to solve, but, hardly a
firewall issue.
Thanks,
Ron DuFresne
On Tue, 8 Aug 2000, mouss wrote:
> why can't he?
> how excatly web based mail works?
> does it use "multipart" stuff?
> anyway, there are proxies that filter content...
>
> regards,
> mouss
>
> At 12:42 07/08/00 -0400, Chris Francosky wrote:
> >You can't unless you restrict their access to the specific sites. hotmail
> >and yahoo both use http to communicate with the client.
> >I thought you meant you had activated Web services for Exchange or
> >Groupwise or something.
>
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