CUseeme uses a type of transport called UDP as does such realtime =
products as Internet Phone and Streamworks. It's "port" is also =
specific although I can't remember the exact number at this time.
To block it you just tell the router device to ignore that port and not =
pass the packets from one side to the other.
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From: Stefaan Quix[SMTP:Stefaan.Quix@stuc.kuleuven.ac.be]
Sent: Friday, December 29, 1995 3:55 PM
To: CU-SEEME-L@cornell.edu
Subject: -- HOWTO "BAN CU-SEEME ? --
>but my problem is due to Dutch providers who have banned the use of
>CU-SeeMe from the net. Try to check with your provider first.
How does this actually happen? How do you block a CU-SeeMe signal and
allow the rest to pass?
Just curious
greetz,
stefaan.quix
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