port 135? after format

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  1. fred22

    fred22 Registered Member

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    hey guys, i formatted the drive.. installed xp SP2 as usuall:

    closed all required ports
    wwdc
    shootthemessenger
    bugoff



    scanning on GRC shows me stealth on all ports:
    Code:
    135 	
    Stealth 	dcom-scm
    DCOM Service Control Manager
    disabled DCOM,Task Sheduler,Distributed Transaction Coordinator etc..

    im using Phantom's ruleset v6 and each restart i see lots of blocked TCP incomming connections on port 135 .most come from:

    versatel.be/nl
    my isp
    interbusiness
    rima-tde net
    etc..

    i've never seen them bfore only after this format

    any feedback on this would be great :)
     

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  2. Frederic

    Frederic LnS Developer

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    Hi fred22,

    Perhaps with your previous installation, these packets were simply dropped silently (if the ! was not set for that rule) ?

    Frederic
     
  3. fred22

    fred22 Registered Member

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    hey Frederic.. its the same setup and by default the rule: TCPBlock incomming connections have the "!" ticked right?!

    its nothing to worry about afterall?

    thx for wasting ur time on me ;)
     

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    Frederic LnS Developer

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    Yes, normally this kind of rule has the ! ticked by default.

    If GRC is saying you are stealth, and if Look 'n' Stop is explicity blocking incoming packets on port 135, no, there is nothing to worry about.

    Frederic
     
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