i would suggest you invest in a good firewall (read old linux box) and configure it (read IPtables rules) to block facebook at domain level, DNSes and Ip addresses. oh, and while youre at it block all public and private proxies.... On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 2:51 PM, [Brainiac] <arebacollins@gmail.com> wrote:
i hope you realize blocking that port basically incapacitates any secure transmissions to the web, for instance, gmail.....
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 2:49 PM, Rocky Mbithi <rockymbithi@gmail.com>wrote:
Good day Skunks,
I blocked http://www.facebook.com but some witty guys where still able
to facebook on https://facebook.com. Apparently https://facebook.com uses
port 443, when I blocked the port, using a port blocker I got from http://www.e-systems.ro/
I was still able to FB on https://facebook.com. Any suggestions or solutions will be highly
welcome.[?]
Thanks.
Kind regards Rocky Mbithi Cell : +254721708325 Skype name: rockymbithi
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