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    Unhappy opening and closing ports

    can any one tell me how to open and close ports i have windows xp home edition???

    thanks, N/A

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    think of it this way: you have all ports on your computer (*-655*5) closed. in order to connect to another computer, you have to send a request. it is sent through a port. you have successfully opened a port.
    in order to close a port, kill the application that opened the port. or block all the traffic (incoming / outgoing) by using a firewall.
    each port on your machine is described [URL=http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers]here[/URL]

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    LIKE what???

    like how do u do that?????

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    Few Steps:

    *. Go to your control panel
    2. Open Network Connections
    *. Right Click on your Lan Connection and select Properties
    4. Double Click "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)"
    5. Click the Advanced button in the bottom corner of this window
    6. Select the OPTIONS tab in the new window
    7. Highlight TCP/IP filtering and select PROPERTIES

    This is where you control all of your ports -
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    i dont have the lan thing

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    look for a "Local Area Connection" thing. you have to edit it's "Properties", then double click on "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)", then click "Advanced...", on the new window go to "Options" tab. doubleclick "TCP/IP filtering".
    there they are, knock yourself out.

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    Originally posted by satarul
    look for a "Local Area Connection" thing. you have to edit it's "Properties", then double click on "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)", then click "Advanced...", on the new window go to "Options" tab. doubleclick "TCP/IP filtering".
    there they are, knock yourself out.
    SyntaX******, i think i know what you're thinking ... like: "what did i just sayŽ (TM)???"

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    Last edited by SyntaXmasteR; 01-25-2005 at 08:21 PM.
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