Sorry, I don't understand what you're talking about, so I'm not sure what
you said has anything to do with the current subject matter.
"Butter" <> wrote in message
news:B950F7F1-92DC-4A28-9A28-...
> Tim Thein, I can relate to that. A receint attempt to view a contact
> card
> of a member I subscribed to a mutual spaces.live.com actually offered
> reference to my documents under their name to display. Then, when
> attempting
> to check it out on my space, it was there too. Can not figure how that
> happened. Otherwise, things about Messenger have been alright as long as
> it
> has independent connection. The worst indeed, was finding my personal
> documents posted on someone elses contact card. I will post again about
> this
> soon, doing some research first
>
> Thanks for the post.
> Butter
>
> "Tim Thein" wrote:
>
>> Over time I've noticed that my router is filling up with port forwarding
>> entries by Windows Live Messenger.
>> I've deleted a dozen or two before I realized that I should capture it
>> and
>> post it on this newsgroup to let everyone see where I see these entries.
>> Attached is a screen capture of my gateway's property window and it's
>> settings window.
>> I've also noticed that this problem exists on my Vista machine and not
>> with
>> my XP Pro machine. Both machines are on my home network. The Vista
>> machine
>> created the two entries named "MSNMSGR", as you can see in the attached
>> jpg
>> file. The other entry was created by my XP Pro machine.
>>
>> Does anybody know how to fix this annoying behavior?
>> Is anybody else experiencing the same problems?
>>
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