Does anyone know of a way, using C#, to programmaticall y block a
Windows port?
Futhermore I want to know how can we map processes to the ports opened
on a computer using C# and without using existing softwares...
can anyone suggest some techniques...
Regards...
Very.
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"VeryMaqboo l" <ve*********@gm ail.comwrote in message
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Does anyone know of a way, using C#, to programmaticall y block a
Windows port?
No, there is no way of doing that, you need to have a firewall installed and
be able to configure it from your code. Now I would explore the possibility
of using WMI on a XP SP2 machine, maybe you can use it.
But again, if the user has the firewall disable you can do nothing.
Futhermore I want to know how can we map processes to the ports opened
on a computer using C# and without using existing softwares...
can anyone suggest some techniques...
Not clear what you want, could you be more explicit?
On Mar 2, 3:09 pm, "VeryMaqboo l" <verymaqb...@gm ail.comwrote:
Does anyone know of a way, using C#, to programmaticall y block a
Windows port?
Futhermore I want to know how can we map processes to the ports opened
on a computer using C# and without using existing softwares...
can anyone suggest some techniques...
Regards...
Very.
I was trying to do something similar to this a year or so ago and was
very disappointed. There is no documented way to do this on a high
level in Windows. The only possible solution I found was to write your
own device driver that can sit on the network adapter and filter
traffic. This solution was more work than it was worth for me so I
never followed through on it. If you find more information please post
back here on it. Good luck.
Futhermore I want to know how can we map processes to the ports opened
on a computer using C# and without using existing softwares...
can anyone suggest some techniques...
By this I mean... I want to find out which process or which .exe file
is sending/recieving data on which port...
Thanks for your concern....
Hope to see more suggestions...
Regards..
Very.
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>Futhermore I want to know how can we map processes to the ports opened
on a computer using C# and without using existing softwares...
can anyone suggest some techniques...
By this I mean... I want to find out which process or which .exe file
is sending/recieving data on which port...
Thanks for your concern....
Hope to see more suggestions...
Regards..
Very.
netstat.exe -a -b
Willy.
I found a command line utility (fPort) for finding open ports on a
computer and thier associated processes..
and the one for blocking and unblocking the ports....
My point is.. Can these utilities be invoked in a C# program....???I f
not then is their some other way of doing these in C#...???
Regards,
Very..
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