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[Eldmannen]

Anyone know how to close TCP port 139 and 1025.
And close UDP port 137 and 138.

Is it possible, and if so how?

[hazelnut]

I'm sure you will get better answer soon, until then here is a link which talks about how to disable UDP 137 138 and TCP 139, apparently you have to disable netBT ( it's under the heading Client /Server port usage) I would suggest you read all the article through.

http://www.petri.co.il/what's_port_445...w2k_xp_2003.htm

[Eldmannen]

I uninstalled "File and printing sharing" and "Client for Microsoft Network" from the Network Connections in Control Panel.
Both were disabled, but now that I uninstalled them, these ports disappeared.

[Andavari]

If you're using a software-based firewall most that I know of an have used will automatically protect those ports from external/incoming exploitation, even the wimpy Windows Firewall will protect them.

[Eldmannen]

Yeah, they were blocked by the firewall, but I wanted them gone.
And now they are.

[Andavari]

For anyone else interested in a quick and easy way to disable some troublesome ports there's a freeware utility called Windows Worms Doors Cleaner located at:
http://www.firewalll...er.com/wwdc.htm

[Eldmannen]

Yeah, I used that "Windows Worms Doors Cleaner".
It is simple and good.