Re: How do i stop yahoo with netscreen.

From: chort (chort_at_amaunetsgothique.com)
Date: 08/29/03

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    To: iain <iain-lists@clear.net.nz>
    Date: 29 Aug 2003 08:55:23 -0700
    
    

    On Fri, 2003-08-29 at 00:24, iain wrote:
    > Hi all
    >
    > been asked to block messenger programs on one of my sites, got msn, icq and
    > aol beat.
    >
    > But yahoo tried everything, blocked 3 entire subnets and still no joy, any
    > ideas.
    > >From web searches this seems to be a hard one to stop, as it using multiple
    > subnets and ports.
    > Have used Judes recommendations in one of the archives with no success.
    > After doing this it slowed down login but that was it.
    >
    > I am using a netscreen 5xp, blocking addresses and using the netscreen dns
    > to resolve the IP addresses.
    > I have all ports in denied, and all ports out apart from SMTP, pop3,
    > traceroute, ping, ftp, http, https, 3389 blocked.
    > The site has constant software changes so cant implement group policy.
    > And the site has some very clued up staff as they do basic IT support
    > themselves.
    > The Dns relay box, ADSL router does not keep dns logs and i don't have a
    > netscreen i can play with.
    >
    > Where am i going wrong???
    >
    > Thanks
    >
    > Iain

    I'm sure someone has the exact information you're looking for, but you
    could proactively discover it by putting a network sniffer on a machine,
    then connecting to Yahoo! and see where it sends the initial traffic
    (and where the responses come from). Ethereal is one such free
    solution. There are many other sniffers.

    -- 
    Brian Keefer
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