Firewall : IP protocol specific settings ?

[NimbUs]

Using XP SP3. My question relates to the "Windows Firewall".

If I am to use the firewall (which I would love to do...) I need
an "exception" to be set to allow IP protocol number 41 thru
(tunneling). This is IP /protocol/ 41, not TCP /port 41/.

However there seems to be no protocol related settings available
using the typically MS dumbed-down GUI. "Netsh" commands do not
seem to provide a solution either.

Is it possible using Regedit ? Searching the www did not help
locate appropriate registry settings :=(

TIA

 

[JJ]

Using XP SP3. My question relates to the "Windows Firewall".

If I am to use the firewall (which I would love to do...) I need
an "exception" to be set to allow IP protocol number 41 thru
(tunneling). This is IP /protocol/ 41, not TCP /port 41/.

However there seems to be no protocol related settings available
using the typically MS dumbed-down GUI. "Netsh" commands do not
seem to provide a solution either.

Is it possible using Regedit ? Searching the www did not help
locate appropriate registry settings :=(

TIA

What kind of tunneling are you referring to?

 

[NimbUs]

What kind of tunneling are you referring to?

The tunneling interfaces Windows networking creates for
different types of traffic, including but not limited to 6-in-4;
this is irrelevant.

I've double checked Microsoft technet : not only the Windows XP
(toy) firewall does not allow conrol of IP protocols other than
TCP,UDP and (partly) ICMP, it also provides no way to control on
the tunneling interfaces or any interface indeed which is not
shown in the network connections control pannel applet.

So I got my answer : I must dump the FW - could as well dump
Windows altogether; MS was never good on networking anyways.

Did they address this problem in newer Win versions ? I'm told
the TCP/IP stack in Vista and ff. was redone from scratch -
which doesn't tell whether their firewalls are better and finer
grained. Anyone ?

 

[Hot-Text]

The tunneling interfaces Windows networking creates for
different types of traffic, including but not limited to 6-in-4;
this is irrelevant.

I've double checked Microsoft technet : not only the Windows XP
(toy) firewall does not allow conrol of IP protocols other than
TCP,UDP and (partly) ICMP, it also provides no way to control on
the tunneling interfaces or any interface indeed which is not
shown in the network connections control pannel applet.

So I got my answer : I must dump the FW - could as well dump
Windows altogether; MS was never good on networking anyways.

Did they address this problem in newer Win versions ? I'm told
the TCP/IP stack in Vista and ff. was redone from scratch -
which doesn't tell whether their firewalls are better and finer
grained. Anyone ?

Mr. NimbUs

For Microsoft Firewall will setup;
any Software or post you need to exit with.

But if you on a Router or Workgroup Switch,
you have to setup it Firewall, For the PC_IPost
to bypass the Router firewalls..

Your Router Setup page is at::
< http://192.168.0.1 >


Name: admin
Password:

or

Name: admin
Password: password

Do to forwarding,
and set up your tunneling there..

 

[NimbUs]

Mr. NimbUs

For Microsoft Firewall will setup;
any Software or post you need to exit with.

For a start, Mr Hottext should try to grasp the difference
between (IP) protocol numbers, vs. (TCP,UDP) port numbers.

Thanks for trying to help nevertheless..;

But if you on a Router or Workgroup Switch,
you have to setup it Firewall, For the PC_IPost
to bypass the Router firewalls..

Your Router Setup page is at::
< http://192.168.0.1 >

No it isn't :=)

Your reply duly appreciated, please do not bother to follow-up

 

[Hot-Text]

For a start, Mr Hottext should try to grasp the difference
between (IP) protocol numbers, vs. (TCP,UDP) port numbers.

Thanks for trying to help nevertheless..;



No it isn't :=)

Your reply duly appreciated, please do not bother to follow-up

Mr. NimbUs

Know one here can help you,
if you do not understand a TCP,UDP and know how it works..
Microsoft Firewall setup go thou "Both" TCP,UDP always,
not so with a Router....

But you have to set your Router Firewall to TCP,UDP or Both.....
< http://s-e.mynews.ath.cx:1361/Virtual.jpg >

 

[Hot-Text]

For a start, Mr Hottext should try to grasp the difference
between (IP) protocol numbers, vs. (TCP,UDP) port numbers.

Thanks for trying to help nevertheless..;



No it isn't :=)

Your reply duly appreciated, please do not bother to follow-up

NimbUs

alt.comp.anti-virus

 

[Hot-Text]

Mr. Hot-Text:

Mr. Nimbus knows that not all routers' set-up pages are at 192.168.0.1
(for example, I've seen one at 10.0.0.2).

and if you would have look at Virtual.jpg
you would seen that my was 192.168.0.2

 

[ThePsyko]

Mr. NimbUs

For Microsoft Firewall will setup;
any Software or post you need to exit with.

But if you on a Router or Workgroup Switch,
you have to setup it Firewall, For the PC_IPost
to bypass the Router firewalls..

Your Router Setup page is at::
< http://192.168.0.1 >


Name: admin
Password:

or

Name: admin
Password: password

Do to forwarding,
and set up your tunneling there..

*sigh*

Windows Firewall with Advanced Security -> Inbound Rules -> New Rule

Custom Rule -> Protocol Type - Custom -> Protocol Number - 41..

Next Next OK

Of course you'll need to upgrade from XP to do it... not sure about
Vista, but that's where you'll find it in Win 7

 

[ThePsyko]

Mr. NimbUs

For Microsoft Firewall will setup;
any Software or post you need to exit with.

But if you on a Router or Workgroup Switch,
you have to setup it Firewall, For the PC_IPost
to bypass the Router firewalls..

Your Router Setup page is at::
< http://192.168.0.1 >


Name: admin
Password:

or

Name: admin
Password: password

Do to forwarding,
and set up your tunneling there..

Hot-Text.. as usual, you are an idiot... that's not at all what he's
asking or how to do it

 

[ThePsyko]

NimbUs

alt.comp.anti-virus

why would he need to go to ACA-V for assistance with an obvious Windows
question?

 

[Hot-Text]

why would he need to go to ACA-V for assistance with an obvious Windows
question?

No is send hem to AH-M

It was not just a Windows question,
and the answer was that Windows Firewall or registry settings,
is not the problem..
But the Router firewalls is the one causing the big problem...
< http://s-e.mynews.ath.cx:1361/router-firewall.png >

 

[Hot-Text]

*sigh*

Windows Firewall with Advanced Security -> Inbound Rules -> New Rule

Custom Rule -> Protocol Type - Custom -> Protocol Number - 41..

Next Next OK

Of course you'll need to upgrade from XP to do it... not sure about
Vista, but that's where you'll find it in Win 7

Not True

I can do it from XP, 2000, 98, and 95 too......
< http://s-e.mynews.ath.cx:1361/router-firewall.png >

 

[Hot-Text]

Hot-Text.. as usual, you are an idiot... that's not at all what he's
asking or how to do it

Go play with your Linux, You whitabe..

 

[ThePsyko]

Not True

I can do it from XP, 2000, 98, and 95 too......
< http://s-e.mynews.ath.cx:1361/router-firewall.png >

Windows 95 has a built in firewall? I don't think so... Microsoft
didn't include their firewall until XP.

If you read his post, he is clearly talking about creating an exception
in the Windows firewall.

 

[ThePsyko]

Go play with your Linux, You whitabe..

wtf is a "whitabe"?

 

[ThePsyko]

No is send hem to AH-M

It was not just a Windows question,

Did you read it?

Let me repost it for you..

"Using XP SP3. My question relates to the "Windows Firewall""


What part of that led you to believe he wasn't talking about the Windows
firewall?

and the answer was that Windows Firewall or registry settings,
is not the problem..
But the Router firewalls is the one causing the big problem...

You can troubleshoot your router all you want - no changes you make
there will address his question that "relates to the Windows Firewall"

 

[Sycho]

This just in to the alt.hackers.malicious news room. On Thu, 4 Oct
2012 01:35:49 +0000 (UTC) it was announced to all in a public

Windows 95 has a built in firewall? I don't think so... Microsoft
didn't include their firewall until XP.

*headdesk*

Hmmm.. Win9x having its own built-in firewall.. 'scuse me a sec..



















































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Alright.. whew! I needed that laugh.

If you read his post, he is clearly talking about creating an exception
in the Windows firewall.

*falls out of the chair*

Oh man.. W... T... F??? TP, ya notice that Dorkus' reading
comprehension skillz are about as good as his literary skillz??

I mean FFS that dude is a serious case of Downs..

 

[Sycho]

This just in to the alt.hackers.malicious news room. On Thu, 4 Oct
2012 01:36:40 +0000 (UTC) it was announced to all in a public

wtf is a "whitabe"?

Is it chewy??

/me presses F6 on the vending machine

*takes a bite*

****!!! This tastes horrid!!!

*spits it at Hot-Mess*

I mean really.. only a.. hey, wait a minute.. Yo! Downy boi?? Here,
you can have the rest of this shit.. You're like that little Mikey kid
from the Life cereal commercial.. you'll eat *anything*!

*throws it at Hot-Mess*

Enjoy, chump! Er, I mean bon appetite, bitch.

 

[Sycho]

This just in to the alt.hackers.malicious news room. On Thu, 4 Oct
2012 01:40:25 +0000 (UTC) it was announced to all in a public

Did you read it?

Let me repost it for you..

"Using XP SP3. My question relates to the "Windows Firewall""


What part of that led you to believe he wasn't talking about the Windows
firewall?

That poor sack of shit's got GREAT reading skillz.. *nods*

You should have typed it a lot slower. Maybe he'd understand it
better.

You can troubleshoot your router all you want - no changes you make
there will address his question that "relates to the Windows Firewall"

Hey, let the little piss ant ping it to Kingdom Come for all the good
it'll do the dumb ****er. Who knows.. maybe Micro$oft will revive
Win98 and put a firewall on it just for him. ;D