Christopher D. Heer wrote:
> This is scary, too, because WFW can use any protocol -- including
> TCP/IP -- as its own. I don't know if you still can, but you used to
> be able to mount Microsoft's ftp server as a WFW drive over
> the Internet. . . :(
I'm more than a litle concerned to hear this.
Apparently the ftp site is on the "dirty" side of the firewall, so it is
accessable to the internet.
Is there some way to filter the packets so others can't do this to us? Does
anyone know the port(s) to block to prevent this from happening?
Where can I get more information on this?
Thanks in advance.
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