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Red
03-23-2002, 04:06 AM
Is there any solution to avoid Netbios blocking filter ?

feš·.·šer
04-09-2002, 09:55 AM
Originally posted by Red
Is there any solution to avoid Netbios blocking filter ?

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As a matter of fact there are two very efficient solutions.
(use one or the other, not both)
*. turn off your PC and go to bed
2. insatll a decent firewall

Blacksheep
04-09-2002, 08:02 PM
Originally posted by Red
Is there any solution to avoid Netbios blocking filter ?
Whose NetBIOS block? Yours or someone else's?

bLiZzArD
04-22-2002, 11:11 PM
Hi,
Perhaps this will be of some help to u.

To disable NetBIOS go to the "start" button.

Then go to "run" and type: msconfig

Then click the tab "Static VxDs"

Then uncheck "VNETBIOS [vnetbios.vxd]
and hit "apply"

Then completely shutdown your computer.

Also install a good firewall to ensure that NetBIOS ports (and other useless ports) stay shut.
I recommend Zone Alarm Pro.
It has so many cool functions and does a good job (for a software firewall).

Another thing, it's crucial that your network bindings are set up correctly so that your computer isn't sending out ICMP echoes across the net.
That's one way a hacker can get you is by bouncing off your echoes.

Good luck and if u need any other help, shoot.

bLizZ

fEš·.·šEr
04-23-2002, 08:21 AM
Originally posted by bLiZzArD
Hi,
.............To disable NetBIOS go to the "start" button.
.............uncheck "VNETBIOS [vnetbios.vxd]
and hit "apply"
bLizZ
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Hi
I would like to add that this is only valid for win*x/Me
All NTkernel OS (NT, W2K, XP Pro) does not use the virtual device drivers (*.vxd) they use instead netbios.sys. Therefore the procedure described by bLiZzArD does not concern NT, W2K or XP Pro.
However, ZoneAlarm Pro is a good soft, that U can use with all windows OS, the Stealth feature is great.

thanx

bLiZzArD
04-24-2002, 04:31 AM
Yep your right, just WinME.
Sorry bout that, I should have cleared that ;--)
thankx

Red
06-22-2002, 06:39 AM
....if router blocks NetBios (**5-*** ports)? Can i use third host with some proxy for that ?