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ok thanks guys

ok thanks guys

Thanks for your reply John. Is the cofiguration you're suggsting a 'hybrid' one? Meaning it manages incoming copper lines, but is otherwise VOIP-based within the network? I have been pointed towards the 3Com NBX V3000 system. Are you familiar with that? Do you know of any sites that offer good...

I own a small consulting company with 7 employees, most of which are out on the road. Right now we have 2 incpming copper lines: 1 for calls, another for faxing. When calls come in, a 3rd party answering service picks up after 3 rings if nobody picks up. The service then either takes a message...

ok thanks i will def check it out.

what are the benefits of VB vs. BAT files?

I'd like to use Group Policies to disallow specific P2P applications from running in our network. However, I need to know the specific executable names. Is there an updated list out there that I can rely on? We could block by port number but these can be changed, which is why I'm going down...

did IMLogic post a list of applications that are commonly blocked?

Porkchopexpress, Great suggestion by using GPOs. However do you know of any sites that list common apps which administrators block along with their executable names? (i.e. bearshare.exe, limewire.exe, etc.) Thanks

How can we use existing AD batch login scripts to map network printers shared off the file server?

We are using Exchange 2003 with Windows Mobile 5. Is there any way for us to access our public folders via our handhelds? Thanks

So if users can easily change the port number, there really is no way to close down these P2P applications, correct?

Hmmm, is there any way to block P2P applications at the firewall level?

Spirit, How would I go about creating the IT policy you mentioned? Porkchopexpress, Would this application need to be installed on every workstation?

i ended up blocking the below TCP incoming/outgoing connections like below: Morpheus: 1214 WinMx: 7729-7735 Napster: 8875, 8888, 4444, 7777, 4200 Gnutella: 6346