How to get ports "stealth-ed"?

Discussion in 'other firewalls' started by slam, May 13, 2004.

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  1. slam

    slam Guest

    Hi
    (it's me, leClerc ;-)-slammer_JvA, for some reason having difficulty loggin on...grr :)

    After passing all PC Flank tests, I'm 'stuck' with a tiny question:

    Only 2 ports are not "stelalth" but "closed", namely ports 1080 and 3128

    I bet for some reason I have closed them 'myself' (or some little appl. I use), in one of many security-deeds. Dunno anymore...

    I'm using Sygate FW; is there a way to get those ports invisible again as well?
    If so, I'll be eager to know - becoming the security-fanatic I am, haha

    TIA

    Slam
     
  2. BlitzenZeus

    BlitzenZeus Security Expert

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    Do you have any programs listening on those ports? Can you check that with your firewall, if not you can use the netstat command from the command prompt.

    Can you make a rule to block those two ports to see if it makes any difference? I had a isp that used to block 1080, and it caused problems with some of my connections since the range of 1024-5000 is used at random, so that might be your issue also unless you have a hardware router.
     
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