control a user on my network.

[ziceman]

i have Client IP Filters in my router and like i mentioned before in a previous post i'm helping out a friend by using my network until he sorts his problem with his isp. i think he is being sneaky and now i see him using 2 computers and so using 2 ip's and i only had one blocked as you see in the pic below the setting i had for 192.168.2.4 and never suspected ip 192.168.2.5 would be used i have now put have atm everything block for 192.168.2.5 and 192.168.2.6 in case.

he said he only needed it for msn messeger and checking emails but i noticed he is using newsreaders again, so i like to set only msn messeger and checking emails so how many can i check to maintain this please.


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[mcovalt]

What router do you own? If you own one with QoS capabilities, it is very easy to accomplish what you want.

[Tkey]

You can check as many as you want. Bad English so can't understand quite what you're trying to achieve.

[ziceman]

belkin F5D7632-4v6_UK.

which ones do i leave unchecked to be able to receive msn messenger and emails only.

[Tkey]

Depends what email, web based you will need http (80) ports open, for things like outlook 25, and for WLM Messenger server: port 1493, 1542, 1863, 1963, 80 TCP and 443 TCP
File Transfer/Sharing Folders: local: 1544 and 6891 - in fact 6720-65535 TCP from one source
Messenger Update: remote: 80 local: 1457
Remote Assistance If available): 3389 TCP
Audio: local: , 1556, 11771, 13803 and generally 5004-65535 UDP
Remote Desktop and whiteboard: local/remote: 389, 522, 1503, 1720, and 1731
Launching Games: 80
Video Conference: TCP 9000-9999, 5004-65535 UDP + 80
Sign-In: remote: 443 local: 1484, 2400

[ziceman]

Tkey thank you for your time a patience it is much appreciated and you pointing them ports out gives me a fair idea what i will and will not block.

thx once again thx.

ziceman

[Tkey]

Let us know if you need any futher help