View Full Version : TCP/IP services in windows XP?
-NiBbLeT-
31-01-2003, 09:52 PM
OK, I recently ran SiSoftware SANDRA and it told me to disable all the IP services (FTP etc) as they are a security risk (I don't use them). The problem is, I've seen that dialog box before but I cannot for the life of me find it again! Can someone please point it out for me?
connecting to the internet is a security risk.
:D
what OS you running? how are you connected to the net?
/edit, ok I see your OS is winXP in your sig, hmm don't know about that,
also, I don't really think it's a security risk, do you have a firewall?
-NiBbLeT-
01-02-2003, 05:56 PM
Originally posted by _N_
I don't really think it's a security risk, do you have a firewall?
No, I don't have a firewall. And, even Microsoft says it is a security risk, they themselves tell you to do disable them, just not HOW :mad: (The reason IE patches are released daily)
I swear, there was this little dialogue box with ~15 boxes checked I can't find it....
/edit I have used trial firewalls, was getting port scans every 2 minutes. scary:eek:
Humantuckshop
01-02-2003, 07:44 PM
It's not in msconfig under Services is it?
Method
09-02-2003, 04:37 PM
yay i found it.
controll pannel > Network and Dial-up Connections > rightclick on your internet connection or lan connection.
Click on the jnetworkling tab. it shoud be there.
(these instructions are for 2k but it should be the same for xp)
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