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Questions and Answers / blocking an ip-adress
« on: July 17, 2002, 04:58:32 PM »
Thanx a lot for the replies! I know now what to do. I'll sure be checking back this forum often. Maybe help some other people out if I got the hang of the whole security-stuff. Shame one has to have security though. But that's another discussion.

For now: Have a nice "and wonderfull" day!!!!

 

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Questions and Answers / blocking an ip-adress
« on: July 15, 2002, 05:47:22 PM »
woops! posted 2 times the same thing there! sorry.....

 

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Questions and Answers / blocking an ip-adress
« on: July 15, 2002, 05:44:39 PM »
Thanx a lot, JakBeNymble, for your reply to my question. I'm very interested in internetsecurity since I've installed a cableconnection (finally!). So I'll certainly try your suggestions for hiding my own IP.

However: I didn't want to know how to hide my OWN IP but I was asking if I could BLOCK a remote-IP adress, thus preventing him from connecting to my computer.

Reason I'm asking this is this post in the Grokster Forum:
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how to hop supernodes using your firewall - in the following example im using zone alarm pro 3
for this to work you need a little knowlage , and a program that traces ip addresses ,
im using visual route .
the first this to do is disable filesharing and pause all downloads.
its also a very good idea to reboot and reconnect so you get a new ip address .(note - if you use broadband , this works best if you have a dynamic ip adderss)
ok so you now should be connected to the net ,
and have Grokster running with sharing disabled and all downloads paused
next goto the run command (start>run)and type netstat 50 , this will give you a snapshot of who is connected to your pc for the next 50 seconds , look through the list that comes up for the number 1214
(it looks something like this :
pc3-guil4-0-cust164.gfd.cable.xxx.com:1214)
to find out the ip address for the super node , type or cut & paste this bit into the left side box on visual route , then click trace and copy the ip address as it apears in the right side box .
right click zone alarm pro (in the task bar by the clock) and open the contol center .
click 'firewall' from the menu on the left ,
you will see 2 'tabs' one marked 'main' and one marked 'Zones'
the zones tab is the one we need .
once at the 'zones' tab , you will see 4 buttons in the bottom right corner ,
click 'add' and select ip address from the popup menu .
type the ip address you got from visual route into the box provided & place it in the 'blocked' zone , click ok then click apply .
return to grokster and do a search , doesnt matter what for , its just to clear you from the supernode you are currently connected to .
once you reconnect to the network (on a different node , as the one you just left is now blocked by your firewall ) restart your downloads (you might want to do this AFTER checking netstat again to get the ip of the latest node) and most important - reenable sharing.
you should now find yourself on a new node with totaly different users , but best of all ,
you will still pick up the users you found on the last node and continue to download from them


How can this be done using the Proxomitron and if it can't be done and I have to get myself a seperate firewall program, do you know one wich is small (in terms of sytemresources) and good?

Thanx again


 

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Questions and Answers / blocking an ip-adress
« on: July 13, 2002, 12:19:24 PM »
Hi, I'm new here but I'm using Proxomitron for a few months now. Lately I wanted to block an IP-adress but I don't know how to do it with Proxomitron.
Can somebody please tell me IF and more importantly HOW it can be done using the Proxomitron?

furthermore: if it can't be done with the Proxo, can you tell me if you know a good SMALL program wich will block IP-adresses for me using LOW systemresources? (so no ZoneAlarm and more of those resourecessucking proggies, cause I hate themwhich was the reason I started using the Proxomitron in the first place!)

thanx in advance!

 

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