You could also, if its only a web/mail/defined services server, block
all ports that are not in use (or rather, enable only the ones you want)
easy to do in NT - look at the TCP/IP -> Advanced -> Security
properties. You can even stop pinging if you REALLY want (ie, it blocks
all ICMP packets - not good in general)
N
Mark Derricutt wrote:
>
> On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Coulter, Jeremy wrote:
>
> > not..etc.
> > Thanks for the info tho, puts my mind at rest a little...
>
> You could always try a connect flood on that port and see the load average
> of your box go up :-) Depending on how its written...
>
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