Best Way To Secure A Pc??

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Testin da Cable

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piffle :D what test? *poof* no more test :D:D

/me sends Summo's system details off to daddy Bill for checking ;)
 
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Furr

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dammit it no one safe from this hacker!!!!
not disrespecting you , or anything , please dont kill my computer/
/me runs
 
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Furr

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/me comes back with a big block of cheese.

'back.....back..... I HAVE CHEESE'
 
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Testin da Cable

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gimme....and I may spare your life....mortal!!32
 
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old.Reverend Flatus

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Originally posted by SomeGuy
TBH if I wanted a really secure system I'd start learning Linux-type stuff.
I suspect this will come back to haunt you :D
 
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Will

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What you want is a lovely hardware firewall, like mine.;)
Shame I need to turn in off to get any sort of direct connections working.:eek: If only IRC and ICQ were consistant in the ports they used, or I knew what the hell I was doing.
 
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Furr

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some guy has your avatar always had an exploded eyeball?
 
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Will

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Originally posted by SomeGuy
IRC is port 113. I have my firewall configured for this. See this thread for luberly details.
IRC is fine, it is just DCC connections that are the problem. It's a problem with my cheap-ass router.
 
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Testin da Cable

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iirc ddc uses 'anyhighport' you [or me for that matter] would have to open a range of high ports [ie 30000-40000 or something] heh not bloody likely aiiiiiii
 
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Testin da Cable

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dunno really. never looked into it at depth. not worth the bother imo
 
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Perplex

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iirc, 113 is for ident requests - which is not really what irc is about

113 is blocked at work, yet I can still connect to irc. I just have to wait 1min whilst the IRC server gives up trying to resolve my ident

the ports you need open for irc are 6660 - 6669

You'd be fine with just those
 
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old.Y-it-Earp

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Yeah it does that with the XP firewall... Gives up after about 40seconds.
 
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Testin da Cable

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some irc servers refuse you if they can't ident/ping/dns/portscan your box tho
 
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~Lazarus~

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Apparently Win2K comes with its own firewall.

Any of you kind and helpful gentlemen care to enlighten me on the path/command which allows you to configure this firewall within Windows 2000.
 
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Perplex

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Originally posted by Lazarus
Apparently Win2K comes with its own firewall.

Any of you kind and helpful gentlemen care to enlighten me on the path/command which allows you to configure this firewall within Windows 2000.

Start -> settings -> Network & Dialup connections -> [[choose connection you want to adjust ]]

Properties -> [[ Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) ]] Properties

Advanced -> Options Tab -> [[ Select TCP/IP Filtering ]] -> Properties
 
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isuck

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the only secure computer is one that is switched off, and locked away, under the ground, in the desert somewhere, in a safe, in another safe, or you could jsut use a firewall and a brain
 
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]SK[

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Originally posted by testin_da_cable
iirc ddc uses 'anyhighport' you [or me for that matter] would have to open a range of high ports [ie 30000-40000 or something] heh not bloody likely aiiiiiii

BS

mIRC > mIRC Options > DCC > Options

You can change the range there at 'DCC Ports'. Just change the range to like 1024 > 1028 and forward those ports to you mirc PC. Perp is correct with the ident requests. DCC wirks through my firewall now Ive done that.
 
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Testin da Cable

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Originally posted by +SA+SerialKilla


software ones are poop

well duh brighteyes ;)
a) not everyone will be able to get/install/maintain a hardwarefw
b) softwarefw's are only as 'poop' as they're coded. I use an openbsd based gateway running fw code and I assure you nobody and no thing will be on my network unless I want it to happen. For the average windows user something like zonealarm will suffice imo. As someone said earlier, one also needs to use ones brain heh. If userA insists on downloading boobies.txt.html.com.exe no firewall in the world will be able to protect them, if userA insists on running misconfigured ftp servers, shell access and other whatnots...it won't be the firewall that's to blame when their system gets invaded.
 
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Testin da Cable

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Originally posted by +SA+SerialKilla


BS

mIRC > mIRC Options > DCC > Options

You can change the range there at 'DCC Ports'. Just change the range to like 1024 > 1028 and forward those ports to you mirc PC. Perp is correct with the ident requests. DCC wirks through my firewall now Ive done that.

aha thanks, I didn't know this.
 
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]SK[

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Originally posted by testin_da_cable


aha thanks, I didn't know this.

mIRC forums hold all sorts of info on problems. Even manage to find out why my mirc wasnt working with 2000 once. Then I found out on there I downloaded the 16bit version :)
 
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old.Y-it-Earp

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In DCC option in mIRC i have ports from 1024-1028

what port do you set it to listen to? 59?

Also the winxp firewall settings what goes there?

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old.Y-it-Earp

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Yes but does that enable the sending of DCC's?
 

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