full-disclosure - Blocking Skype

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Message-ID: <bec380be8e9e.be8e9ebec380@emirates.net.ae>
Date: Mon Nov 14 19:34:02 2005
From: dsluser at emirates.net.ae (dsluser@...rates.net.ae)
Subject: Blocking Skype

Hi,

 I'd like to thank all of you for your feedback. I also apologise for
the ugly typo that should've been anywhere but in the line applying the
ACL.... exactly where I was really trying to make a point !
 As I mentioned in my original post, I have had no issues at my
workplace with this blocking mechanism. The setup (Squid over OpenBSD)
is being used at 7 distinct geographic sites, and there have been no
reports of users being denied legitimate access. 
 Once again, I thank you all for your comments and would like to hear of
your implementations should you decide to go ahead and try this.

Regards,

rootn0de