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Tech Forums => ph.Cyberview => Topic started by: paranoid on December 30, 2011, 09:23:48 PM
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Good day geeks!
I have to restrict a PC from playing online games. Do I need to know the port number and service type used by the application? I'm using a wireless router and I am also the administrator. My router asks a Service Type (FTP, HTTP, SMTP, etc.), Protocol (TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP), Starting and Ending Port.
Thanks in advance! :)
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good day sir depende sa online games mo kung anung gamit niyang port kung
HTTP port niya (80) tas ang end niya TCP/UDP
HTTPS port niya (443) TCP/UDP
FTP port niya (21) TCP/UDP------Files transfer Protocol
SMTP port (25/587/465)-----Single Mail Transfer Protocol
Try muna lang sir yun HTTP or HTTPS yun gamit ng Online Games mo hindi ko rin kabisado yun Port ng Online games...... :)
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O kaya blocking by keywords like "games".
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When you say online games, are those web-based (http/https)? Or are they in-app/game connection? If the games are web-based, you'll find it hard to block the port numbers (80/443) as these ports are used by legitimate connections. It'll be pretty hard to block the domain names of those games, as you will have to get the list of all online games. Or you can block all allow some by default. That is, block all websites and allow only the legitimate ones.
If your router supports regex (regular expressions), you can block certain keywords. Depending on the capabilities of your router, you can also use authentication for users. My suggested solution? Get a low power cpu and implement a proxy/firewall using BSD or Linux (there are easy solutions like pfsense or endian fw).
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edit the HOSTS file, include the URLs to be blocked
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edit the HOSTS file, include the URLs to be blocked
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