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30th Jan 02, 08:58 AM
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Of course another silly little question from Newbie-boy...How do i close port 23, which i would assume would prevent the run command (telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl) from working?
Thanks
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30th Jan 02, 12:33 PM
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What OS are you running? I believe the easiest way is with software/hardware based firewall (I prefer hardware based if you can because then you don't have to worry about holes in the OS itself). Check out this thread for more info:
http://www.betaone.net/forums/showth...threadid=17246
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30th Jan 02, 06:24 PM
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I'm running XP PRO vs. 5.01.2600. I have a Linksys bf...41 4 port gateway - switch with the latest flash.
Outside of using hardware firewalls can i manually open/close ports within my system?
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30th Jan 02, 08:01 PM
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Hi XPatriot, one thing that you can do is to stop the "Telnet" service. If you set it to "Disabled" then it will not start when you Reboot your system.... |
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31st Jan 02, 08:43 AM
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Disable Telnet? I've looked everywhere for the disable...web,ms knowledgebase etc.
I get the feeling that closing and opening Ports is rather difficult to accomplish...
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31st Jan 02, 08:50 AM
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Hi XPatriot, Sorry I forgot to mention where to look for this stuff. Go to Control Panel/Admin Tools/Services and look for TelNet in the list. Click on TelNet and it will open a Panel where you can Stop it and Set it to "Disabled".  |
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31st Jan 02, 09:07 AM
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Thanks Crowdirt...
Just found a neat way to see what ports are open...
goto run and type "netstat -a"
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31st Jan 02, 06:23 PM
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Hi XPatriot, and if you use netstat -an it will show IP#s instead of DNS names, if you need the numbers..... |
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8th Feb 02, 09:55 PM
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On your OS, don't run any Telnet service and close port 23 on Linksys. To be 100% safe, you can open and forward port 23 to a dummy IP address on Linksys.
[quote:2fd48d973e][i:2fd48d973e]Originally posted by XPatriot [/i:2fd48d973e]
[b]I'm running XP PRO vs. 5.01.2600. I have a Linksys bf...41 4 port gateway - switch with the latest flash.
Outside of using hardware firewalls can i manually open/close ports within my system? [/quote:2fd48d973e]
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17th Feb 02, 09:10 AM
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h**p://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/home/using/productdoc/en/default.asp?url=/WINDOWSXP/home/using/productdoc/en/telnet_commands.asp
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