Oh no it's started !

[Spirit]

Yep, exiled from my own PC so Conor can talk to his mates on MSN messenger........

[bradc]

Time to get another machine at home

[Spirit]

Already on the laptop most of the time anyhow......

[BraindG]

yup, nother laptop should see fit

[Wodjno]

Yep, exiled from my own PC so Conor can talk to his mates on MSN messenger........

SELL IT

[Spirit]

SELL IT

1: I don't think Shaz would let me
2: I doubt she would appreciate you calling Conor an "it"

[Nick VR4]

Solution is

Block access to outgoing port 1863 in your corporate environment. Note MSN Messenger Service is connected through port 1863 when a direct connection is established. When a direct connection cannot be established, the MSN Messenger Service is connected through port 80.
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Block HTTP access to gateway.messenger.hotmail.com. If you would like to block access to MSN Web Messenger you will also need to block HTTP access to webmessenger.msn.com.

Impact of Workaround: MSN Messenger clients will not be able to connect to the MSN Messenger network

[Wodjno]

1: I don't think Shaz would let me
2: I doubt she would appreciate you calling Conor an "it"

Damn

I've been rumbled

[Lillywotsername]

Yep, exiled from my own PC so Conor can talk to his mates on MSN messenger........

Pete... if its any consolation, we have 2 desktop PCs here and MSN is running permanently on both. Adam logs on as soon as he comes in, that's why we got him his own pc.

[bradc]

Nick is right MSN is evil

[enigma]

Get him a 3 mobile

10 to 11

[Spirit]

10 to 11

OMG.....nightmare