Is there a way to un-install windows firewall?
I have had nothing but trouble with it...
I have disabled the service, enabled it and added port numbers and tried
enabling it and turning it off. Nothing seems to work for me. When I do a

I have a small problem on some of my servers: Win2003 Server SP1 all the
patches installed. Windows firewall is enabled, ftp.exe is allowed to
connect, port tcp:21 is opened from outside but I cannot create *outgoing*
ftp connection neither in active nor in passive mode:

hi. i work in office that have 2 DHCP server in one subnet so clients obtain
ip addres of two DHCP server but i want for example computer1 can obtain ip
address from DHCP1
please help me

I'm running Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition SP1.
When trying to activate Windows Firewall in Control Panel, no choice can be
selected and at the top of the dialog box I see the message: "for your
security, some settings are controlled by group policy". The PC in question

I have Windows XP Pro with SP2 and an Intel Netport printer server and I
can't print when the windows firewall is turned on. I went into the Control
Panlel/windows firewall and tried to create an exeption but it asks me for a
Name and a Port Number and this is where I'm stumped. I ...

   Can someone please point me to any documentation that will show me how
to check and or set the "File and Print Sharing" "Service" in the XP SP2
firewall? I am using Windows Script Host and VB6.
On a similar note:    Is there a way I can create a new service to open

when I want to get an IP adress from my WLAN Router it will fail if the
Windows Firewall is on. If I disable the Firewall, I will get an IP
adress.
Which are the settings for the Windows Firewall to work with my DHCP

Windows XP Pro SP2; all updates as of this morning
"Shields Up" shows Port 53 and only 53 is open
How do I determine what is holding it open?
Thanks

My sister is at University on a campus residential connection along with
many hundreds of students. She often asks for my help over MSN Messenger,
but more often than not it would be easier to use some form of remote
desktop connection that doesn't require special access through ...

I want to get have bidirectional access to the internet on Port 4899
specifically, most other ports except for 80 etc.. are closed . I set
limited web access on my ISA server 2004.
What do I do to configure a rule to allow this bidirectional access?

Are Windows Firewall compatible to IIS FTP Server and FTP PASV mode ?
My Environment:
 Server : Windows Server 2003 SP1
                   / Windows Firewall is Active. / IIS FTP Server Active

I just want to ask is there any way I can set "redial attempts" in internet
connection property above 99? I want to be sure that it will try to
reconnect until dial succeed.
Please if anyone know

how can i completely block MSN using windows xp firewall??
Evan

The mail accounts are located at the ISP mail server sides say something
like hotmail. The connections in this case incoming is POP3 Outgoing is SMTP
and each user has his/her own local outlook (was cheap, not mamy users and
did not require local admin people for supporting an ...

when installing 2003 small business server, I get a message that says since
I don't have two nic cards, I can use server based firewall.  which is fine
with me.  but once the computers join the domain controlled by the 2003
server, I can not change the firewall setting on the ...