Hi Yuri I assume they would have to be on the net to get redirected, but for them to call a new number they would have to install dialer software or setup another dial up networking connection. All of which they would have to approve. So sounds like they want to get away from paying oversea's calls. This sounds like user education problem rather than somthing you can fix with a piece of software.
But can use ZoneAlarm personal (free) and select the adapter which you want the system to have access to. In this case only PPP. C Mahesh > Hi all, > > In my new job for a tolls provider, I'm getting lots > of customers calling about > toll calls on their bills to overseas numbers. When > I try the number they always > turn out to be modems. > I ask the customer if they have a computer, and > explain that some websites redirect > the customer to an overseas call. > > Is there any way, other than switching to Linux, to > prevent this? > Do any firewall products prevent programs from > accessing the modem? > > Or should I just tell them to place a linux box > between their phone line and > their windows box? > > Yuri de Groot ===== For Linux CD's check out http://www.xsolutions.co.nz/linux http://www.sold.com.au - The Sold.com.au Big Brand Sale - New PCs, notebooks, digital cameras, phones and more ... Sale ends June 12
