Summary: Heey, How can I find out which are the blocked port numbers (udp and tcp) in my solaris machine. Is there any simple command which if i execute from t...
Summary: I'm trying to block access to a computer on my network from accessing the internet. I'd still like that computer to access email ports and intranet da...
Summary: Often ISPs block ports like TCP 80 (http) so that its users cannot run web servers. Certainly, you could buy DSL serice that includes all open ports a...
Summary: The answer to the question Does BellSouth block ports? can be best determined by your first researching BellSouth website. HERE is the ideal starting...
Summary: I want to block port no.5000 and its name appears in a scanner "super scan"trojan scanner is "sock23". When i dial to my isp.a error came that one of ...
Summary: hi techies, i have problem i want to block emails from any particular computer and emails use smtp protocol which uses port 25 (TCP) my question is ca...
Summary: The only way to block ports without a firewall is to use a router. A router will only open ports that you allow. Other than that you have to use a f...
Summary: I am running into a bit of confusion concerning soho routers like linksys and netgear. In my Netgears wireless router firewall and even my home netgea...
Summary: Unless you are running on a network block ports 137, 138, 139 and 445, these are tcp ports used for ftp, and are very vurnable to hacker attacks, http...
Summary: I recently purchased a new SMC wireless broadband router. Model# SMC2804WBRP-G, Product# 751.7878. I have a requirement to be able to block AOL's Inst...
Summary: Hey! I have Exchange Server 2003 working PERFECTLY on my domain. My internal domain and public dns is the same. Now, heres the big problem. I have res...
Summary: My thoughts are similar to Wanderer's in that the company's destination ports can't be changed by that program or file & the university's blocked port...
Summary: hi all, my problem is...i m using LAN and to use proxy server , i used some C programs to open some port on a remote PC of the OS and system type ...
Summary: I am at a college in NH. There is a firewall that has a tighter ass then jeniifer lopez. I want to play party poker but uses prot # 4845 or something ...
Summary: Hello, My ISP blocks port 80 and 8080, so I decided to run my webserver on port 1037. I've read about ports in http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-nu...
Summary: is it possible to block, oh say the FTP protocol whilst allowing the HTTP or SMPT? im not talking about blocking ports, rather the protocols themselve...
Summary: Hi, Im a networking newbie, I have some questions about port numbering. First, my ISP blocks port 80 and 8080 so I set my webserver to listen to port ...
Summary: You don't just want to block IP addresses, that's fine for the machines that you don't want to have any internet access, but it won't work for the one...
Summary: Shortly after selecting to update the IE5.5 to sp1, I double checked my firewall settings and ruled out non-standard ports for the browser. Bingo - lo...
Summary: In my college dorm, each room has a Ethernet port which provides Internet access. I have 3 computers in my room which are connected to this port wit h...
Summary: Blocking ports is not a real answer. P2P can work over virtually any port. A client can just use port 80 for example. Block the programs in policy s...
Summary: Well, blocking ports is a good thing. You only want to open ports for specific applications that need them. For example, to use Remote Desktop on a Wi...
Summary: I'm posting this message due to the number of times I have been asked about this situation: Is your roommate driving you mad by clogging up your netwo...
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