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Phil
How can I disable specific tcp/udp ports?
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Dave
Phil said:How can I disable specific tcp/udp ports?
stop the application that is using them or add a firewall in front of them.
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Steven L Umbach
TCPView and Process Explorer from Sysinternals can show what ports are being
used by which process and services. --- Steve
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/tcpview.shtml
used by which process and services. --- Steve
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/tcpview.shtml
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Resonate
you could use IP Security built into windows 2000 to disable required ports
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marian.ulicki
Phil,
You should go to "my network" properties and then pick your connection
properities. You will see advanced and there is option "protect my computer
.....". When you will enable this option you will be able to configure
firewall....
To see all open potrs you can enter command: netstat -a
best rgds
Marian
You should go to "my network" properties and then pick your connection
properities. You will see advanced and there is option "protect my computer
.....". When you will enable this option you will be able to configure
firewall....
To see all open potrs you can enter command: netstat -a
best rgds
Marian