filtering ports on the switch ?

[Boris Skoblo]

Hi All,

How with a windows xp computer to define the switch filters the certain port
(s) ?

Best regards

Boris

[Bill Krahmer]

Hello Boris,

I think this is what you are asking for:

Go into "Network Connections".

Right-click the network in question, and go to Properties

Go into the General tab and double-click the "Internet Protocol TCP/IP
" selection.

Click on the Advanced button at the bottom, right.

Go into the Options tab.

Select "TCP/IP Filtering" and click on the Properties button.

And there you are with the options it sounds like you are asking for.

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Kind Regards,
Bill Krahmer

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[Boris Skoblo]

Hi Bill,

No it is not: switch is network hardware device

Boris

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[Bill Krahmer]

Hello Boris,

I am sorry, your question is unclear, then. If you want to filter
ports on a switch (I think this is what you are asking, now), the
switch has to be a "smart" switch that you can log into and configure,
not dependant on Windows XP.

Please re-phrase if this is not what you mean.

Kind Regards,
Bill Krahmer

Internet/network service monitoring software.
"First Alert Service Monitor" - Free trial.
http://www.electrasoft.com/fasm.htm

On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 08:39:28 +0200, "Boris Skoblo"

[Darko Gavrilovic]

Hi. You might have to telnet to the switch. Try HyperTerm.

From command prompt, type "hypertrm".

dg

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