I have a SOCKS5 proxy running on my machine. I have an exception in
Windows firewall (under "Custom List") to allow only one machine to
access this proxy. The exception looks like this:
192.168.1.2/255.255.255.255

Situation is as follows:
1. Not a gui bug from my part.
2. ICMPv6 stats weren't updating because no gui code yet.
3. ICMPv6 reporter not receiving anything.

RDP connection refused after removing ...
I've been using RDP for a long time going from my linux machines to a
Dell 700m running Windows XP pro SP2. I connect to it from both inside
an outside the home network and have with success for a long time.

Is there a reference to show which firewall rules are added by each server
role?
How do I edit or delete firewall rules automatically added by a role...I
seem to be blocked from doing this even when running as admin?

i've noticed a brute force attack  on my win2003 SP2 R2 server, IP of
attacker changes , i've strong password,is there any way to deny the attack
from the source when authentication occure more than 4 times forexample
without to disable the user account used ?

Can I link more than one of the $100.oo each N wireless routers
I find locally (at staples ) just like you would with switches or hubs ?
Is this a setup issue with encryption?
I can't seem to find a router with enough ports and can't seem to find

So there is a Domain and a standard profile within the firewall GPO on
server 2003.  What is the differentiation between the two?  If a laptop
logs on outside the office, but still uses Domain credentials, will it
continue to use the domain policy or switch over to the standard ...

[Windows 2003 Server Std, MS Exchange 2003 Server, CISCO firewall, IIS web server]
We have a web server which serves as a file repository for our clients.  They can click on a web link from our web pages to download the file (mostly PDF files).  Our web server uses a different ...

We have a client that wants to install SBS2003 and use Exchange.  They are
in a shared office environment where the landlord controls all of the
internet access.
This user has their own LinkSys router/firewall, and they're able to use

Just wondering if anybody has had any success setting up a *working*
Windows XP VPN server on a Network Bridge?
In my scenario, I have two connections "Local Area Connection" and
"Local Area Connection 2" and an "Incoming Connections" connection