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From: Terry Todd <tlt@tltodd.com>
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Subject: using ipfw to block icq
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Anybody know how to block ICQ traffic?  I have ipfw set up and it does
a fine job of blocking IRC traffic.  Now there's new thing called ICQ
that I'm not sure how to block.  I am using my Freebsd system as a
firewall between a network of windoze systems and the internet.  ICQ
is running on the windoze system.  Anybody know how this works?

Thanks,
Terry Todd

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