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Thread: Blocking port 80

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    Member milad's Avatar
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    I wonder how it's possible to block port 80. My purpose is to block port 80 so that the user won't be able to use the browser.
    Or how can i listen to port 80?


    Does anybody have any idea's
    Milad

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    Lively Member Bios's Avatar
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    I once tried to make a port listener using VB, and I realized that if you use winsock to open the port it becomes blocked...so if you want to block the port simply use the WinSock OCX, or if you don't want to use an OCX find the WinSock API calls search here you should be able to find it, if not try planetsourcecode.com and vbcode.com

    Hope this helps,
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    Addicted Member KrishnaSantosh's Avatar
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    Just Open Port 80 And Never Close It Until Your Program Terminates. I Think This Should Work

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