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Gamers... open port... what business are you in and what kind of data is What is the game is the better question... does it require peer file If you open the door for gaming, they'll want to do Kazaa next, and 65% This is a business server. Have him hang off a separate IP address or He's not being funny... he's dead serious. > "John C. Harris, MPA" <f...@invalid.org> wrote in message >>In my wildest imagination I cannot understand why you would allow an > for >>trouble. Keep the ports closed and don't tax your system any more than you > because >>someone was up all night playing UNREAL TOURNAMENT. >>"Anthony Smith" <anth...@peconet.com> wrote in message >>>Good Afternoon Everyone, >>>We are a small office here, less than 25 workstations. We're running >>normal >>>operating hours are from 8am-5pm. > do >>>it. >>or >>>not. But also I'm curious if there is any other things I can expect by > 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, >>>In God We Trust!
on your server? You planning on sniffing the traffic that goes on that
port?
sharing.....
of the files on Kazaa are malware.
get his own DSL for gaming.
Anthony Smith wrote: --
> (smile) you're funny. Do you have any info on Port 28960? If opening it up
> would be good or bad?
> news:%23DacL4EOEHA.628@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>>employee to use company resources for personal gaming. Talk about ASKING
>>have to. It would be hard to explain why work cannot be accomplished
>>news:ODMnUREOEHA.3312@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
>>>SBS2000, using Exchange and SQL Server for office applications. Our
>>>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
>>>Any comments about this? I'm not sure if I want to do this, if it's safe
>>>opening up that port? Wondering if that's a port hackers like to use
>>>Anthony Smith
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