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Blocking ports with software??

gs39t · 2003-09-06 15:48:09

I know it can be done with a router but cant find any software to do it. Actually what i want is to block all ports, and only leave the neccessary ones open. Does such software exist. I'm on Win2k if thats relevant TIA :)

06-09-2003 3:48pm

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gs39t

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I know it can be done with a router but cant find any software to do it. Actually what i want is to block all ports, and only leave the neccessary ones open.

Does such software exist.

I'm on Win2k if thats relevant

TIA

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#2 06-09-2003 4:58pm

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I think a firewall like zone alarm pro can do things like that.

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#3 06-09-2003 5:32pm

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a firewall would do the job, you can set the ports you want open. I wouldn't go near zone alarm, I've heard from many people it's a pain in the arse. if you're going for a free one, give tiny personaly firewall a try, if you're willing to spend money there's plenty of ones out there

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