[THIN] Re: How can I keep people from seeing my server
- From: "JOHN CARVER" <jcarver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 18:10:01 -0400
In what way are they 'seeing' your server? Are unauthorized people =
attempting to log on?
>>> Adam_Baum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 08/21/02 02:56PM >>>
HI Folks,
On a W2K SP2, XPe FR2 system. I've disabled all the "respond to ICA
broadcasts" and I've unchecked all the the "Create browser listener on
...". I'm still getting invalid logons. These don't look targeted. More
like something is broadcasting/responding. My MF 1.8 server doesn't do
this and I can't determine what is different between them. I should
mention that these servers are used for remote access so they are Internet
connected.
Other than the farm checkbox of repsonding to RAS broadcasts (won't let me
disable it), everything appears to be setup correctly. Given that my
servers are 1 ip address away from each other, I can't see how one is
getting hit (on purpose) and not the other.
I've also made sure the router is configured the same for both ports.
Any ideas?
adam
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