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To prevent the use of MSN Messenger on a network, simply block all outbound TCP packets on port 1863. Of course, there are many ways to get around this block (such as going on web-based MSN login services), but this will block the majority.
To prevent the use of MSN Messenger on a network, simply block all outbound TCP packets on port 1863. Of course, there are many ways to get around this block (such as going on web-based MSN login services), but this will block the majority.
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