> "John C. Harris, MPA" <f...@invalid.org> wrote in message
> news:%23DacL4EOEHA.628@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

>>In my wildest imagination I cannot understand why you would allow an
>>employee to use company resources for personal gaming. Talk about ASKING

> for

>>trouble. Keep the ports closed and don't tax your system any more than you
>>have to. It would be hard to explain why work cannot be accomplished

> because

>>someone was up all night playing UNREAL TOURNAMENT.

>>"Anthony Smith" <anth...@peconet.com> wrote in message
>>news:ODMnUREOEHA.3312@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

>>>Good Afternoon Everyone,

>>>We are a small office here, less than 25 workstations. We're running
>>>SBS2000, using Exchange and SQL Server for office applications.  Our

>>normal

>>>operating hours are from 8am-5pm.
>>>An employee wants to use our server, somehow as a game server port after
>>>hours.
>>>All I have to do is open up port 28960 for him and he should be able to

> do

>>>it.
>>>Any comments about this? I'm not sure if I want to do this, if it's safe

>>or

>>>not. But also I'm curious if there is any other things I can expect by
>>>opening up that port? Wondering if that's a port hackers like to use

> also.

>>>I have all ports closed but the ones I need, I think it's less than 5 I

>>have

>>>open.

>>>Thanks for your help and advice.

>>>Sincerely,
>>>Anthony Smith

>>>In God We Trust!