Assuming the child isn't very technically knowledged you can just drop
the ports that AIM, MSN or Yahoo clients require.

Of course the issue of meebo or web clients will cause some issues -
there are expensive hardware options and reasonable software options.

On 12/13/08, Blair Davis <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Today, I have a request from a user to block chat/IM services on their
> connection...
>
> Anyone done this for a user?  any ideas where to start?
>
> The user has a daughter that is getting into trouble via IM.
>
> While I know there is software that can be place on the daughters laptop,
> she is by far more computer knowledgeable than her parents and would likely
> be able to disable stuff placed on her system.
>
> help?
>
> Blair
>


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