program or regkey to need to disable netbios on the tcp/ip

Hi
is there a program or a regkey to disable the netbios on the tcp/ip on xp

you can find on lan ,tcp/ip-->propriety-->advanced-->wins->here


i need a program or regkey because i have to disable to many pc


is there one ?

thanks

 

You can try this small prog. http://seconfig.sytes.net/

 

great find!
thanks
is there a program better the tweak only the security leak of xp

by the way i disabled the netbios/tcp/ip , but the program shows me disabled

 

Did you setup ?
For MN
This button loads/generates settings best suited for average Microsoft Networks workstation/server.

For home
This Button loads/generates settings best suited for average standalone computer with no need for Microsoft Networks.

For VPN
This Button loads/generates settings best suited for average standalone computer which via VPN acts as Microsoft Networks workstation.

Click Status button to check netbios ports closed.

 

Nice program for hardening a standalone rig,but not for LAN,to follow their suggestion brings actually your network to stop functioning.

 

Haven't tried it but it may be worth looking at. http://www.firewallleaktester.com/wwdc.htm

 

I believe it's already built-in to the networking properties. I'm doing this from memory since I'm on a Vista machine right now.

Open your network connection
Select TCP/IP
Click Properties
Click Advanced
Select WINS tab
At the bottom, disable NetBIOS
Click OK
etc.

You'll need to do this for each network connection.

 

Just go to Settings-Network Connections-right click on your active connection-left click Properties -uninstall any connections not required.
Any connections that dont show up arent installed,

 

I use this program and it's fine. It also doesn't need to be installed.

I usually disable NetBIOS manually like InfinityAz suggested.

 

yes thanks
but i should do it for almost 100 pc

 

Considering the amount, I'd look around for something similar. That, or along the line's of what's contained in RogueSpear's Oct 11 2004 post (earlier thread). This one could do it though you'd need to do your homework, check, test whether it's xp applicable or not. More here.