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How to block Web Messengers

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TerminatorX v2 can easily block MSN Web Messenger, block Yahoo Web Messenger, block AIM Express, block eBuddy and block eMessenger without blocking access to other web sites. You can't block ports to block MSN Web Messenger etc. (see below).

Running TerminatorX on a user's workstation forces MSN Web Messenger and other web messengers to close. Employees or students can't see TerminatorX running. The blocked web messengers, programs and web sites just vanish from the screen.

TerminatorX can do more than just block MSN Web Messenger it can also block Yahoo Messenger, block AIM Messenger, block LimeWire, block eBay, block MySpace, block YouTube, block proxy sites and anonymous surfing, block gambling sites - see a list of 220+ programs you can block.

You can find out who is trying to access banned web sites or programs, by running TerminatorX Monitor on a System Administrator's remote workstation:

Download Monitor now - free add-on to TerminatorX

Clicking a list entry provides additional details. TerminatorX Monitor can be set to save the details in a .CSV (comma separated values) file which can be opened and viewed in Excel.

TerminatorX v2 is selective - you can choose to allow MSN Messenger etc. to be used by some users (managers or teachers) but not others (employees or students).

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Why can't I use port blocking to block Web Messengers?

MSN Web Messenger, eBuddy, eMessenger, Yahoo Web Messenger and AIM Express are all just web pages viewed in a browser such as Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. They communicate through the normal web port - port 80. If you block access to port 80 then your browser can not view any web sites.