Block Morpheus on school or work computers - use |
There is much discussion on the net regarding which ports Morpheus uses. That should not be a surprise as it tried to access many file sharing access networks - its advertising includes "Search multiple P2P networks including BitTorrent to download MP3s, videos, and games. ".
The original Morpheus used port 1214 together with 6346 and 6347, like many early file sharing programs. Now that is is a more complex beast, Morpheus can use any port. According to some sources, "Morpheus picks a random port when it is installed" and you can "set the ports to be what you like".
You won't trap Morpheus's ports for long, because your users can move to different ports.
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TerminatorX to the rescue. TerminatorX can block
Morpheus and many other file sharing program. You can also use TerminatorX to block messengers, block web messengers, block chat and even block locally run games.
TerminatorX operates invisibly, scanning the running applications and removing those that you have pre-selected.
More than 220 web sites and programs are built into a tick list (see picture above). The file sharing pre-sets include:
Ares, Azureus, BadBlue, BearShare, BitComet, BitTorrent, Blubster, Cheetah, Crapster, DC++, Direct Connect, eDonkey, eMule, File Miner, File Navigator, FileShare, Filetopia, FlashGet, FreeWire, GLUZ, Gnotella, Gnucleus, Gnutella, GO MP3, Grokster, iMesh, KaZaA, LimeWire Morpheus, MP3DownloadCity.com, Mute, MyNapster, Napster, NeoNapster, Overnet, PHEX, Piolet, Prune Baby, Shareaza, SwapNut, Swapper, TrustyFiles, URLBlaze, uTorrent, Warez P2P, WinMP3Locator, WinMX, XoloX, Yaga
If new file sharing (or other) programs become popular, you can update TerminatorX's data file to include these quite easily.
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