Instead of freaking out about the problem and taking a dictatorial approach,
why not talk to your employees and figure out something that makes everyone
happy.
Shawn
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From: "Jeff Bettes" <jbettes_at_gwstudio_dot_com>
To: <gb-users_at_gta_dot_com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 1:46 PM
Subject: Re: Napster
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> Seems that the Napster server is at 208.49.239.248 on port 5555, dont
know
> if that is constant. Their web server is on 208.49.239.246
>
> At 01:50 PM 12/8/99 -0600, you wrote:
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> >> Alot of users on my LAN of decided to take advantage of our bandwidth
by
> >> spending their time chugging away at MP3s using Napster.
> >> Has anyone found an easy of filtering napster?
> >
> >This is an even worse problem than it appears. When Napster is running,
> >even if it is minimized and not being actively used, users on the
> >external network can download from certain directories on computers on
> >the internal network selected when Napster is set up. I have not had
> >time to figure out what ports are used or other details. My guess is
> >that the Napster program makes outbound connections with a server,
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