Yeah, my administrator blocked allot of games, mostly those sponsered and connected by gamespy (halo, battlefront, battlefield, and fear to name a few) and battle.net (starcraft, warcraft, diablo, and WoW), and the list goes on by blocking Limewire and Kazaa. There is one game he hasn't blocked yet: Guild Wars on its ArenaNet servers; but i'm sure he'll pounce right on that once he catches some kid playing it during study hall.

If i didn't have so much homework, then i would probably be taking on this project by myself. I guess i just need a little help. I may just be a wishful dreamer...

He also blocked A.I.M., but we quickly fixed that by merely changing the Port AIM passed through (to 53). I tried changing the port of Limewire, even allowed ports like port 80, 20, and 21. Then i tried a few completely random ports, like port 1675 or 4968; they were all in vain. I came to the conclusion that changing ports just won't fix my problem...

The reason he is blocking Limewire (probably the whole Gnuttella network) is that (young) students don't use common sense and run the internet bill for the school skyhigh. This is because of movies mostly and if he was to allow limewire all the bandwidth that the school has would be used 24/7. At my school students found a way around this and the only thing to come out of this is now the whole internet is turned off most of the time. If someone needs the internet for school purposes they will have to go and ask if their internet can be turned on for a couple of hours.

You wouldn't want that right ??

As for games I don't think that your parents would like very much that the only thing that you learned in school was how to beat everyone else at games (Allthough I know this annoying, but same deal. Students playing games 24/7)