i'd search, yet cant find...
perhaps i missed it somewhere... can someone tell me if this ever talked before? where can i find it?
tnx.
how can i block windows share between wireless users?
so all wireless users can not see each other computer.
also, i dont want wireless users to see internal LAN's windows shares
any other thing should be done for better security?
tnx
Last edited by rexster; 23-04-2005 at 07:23.
aztech adsl router -> asus wl500g w/ 1.9.2.7-5a fw -> linksys wrt54g w/ dd-wrt & hyperwrt as WDS
http://www.ngobrol.com
i'd search, yet cant find...
perhaps i missed it somewhere... can someone tell me if this ever talked before? where can i find it?
tnx.
aztech adsl router -> asus wl500g w/ 1.9.2.7-5a fw -> linksys wrt54g w/ dd-wrt & hyperwrt as WDS
http://www.ngobrol.com
RTFM, this should work from scratch.Originally Posted by rexster
Block any activity through remote and local 137, 139, 445 ports. But it goes directly to the manual definition of proper iptables rules.Originally Posted by rexster
Will not advanced file sharing suffice for this - same as on a wired network (works well)? Need XP Pro.
Block 135,137,138,139,369,445 TCP & UDP destination ports and sleep well when someone try to hack his neighbor's Windows PCBlock any activity through remote and local 137, 139, 445 ports
but, it doesnt work.Originally Posted by Snufkin
every computer can see other computer in their network neighbourhood.
even all the shares, files and printers.
that's the reason i asked this question in the first place...
can i block the ports using web interface?Originally Posted by Snufkin
or must i use iptables from command line?
coz, i'm not good in commandline stuffs.
if it must be done from commandline,
please give more detail instruction here.
what do i type there...?
also,
will blocking those ports in my wl500g also apply to all my wds repeater?
must i also block each and every repeater in my network?
tnx.
aztech adsl router -> asus wl500g w/ 1.9.2.7-5a fw -> linksys wrt54g w/ dd-wrt & hyperwrt as WDS
http://www.ngobrol.com
Here's a guess: you might need ebtables (not currently available afaik; not in firmware anyway--I tried recently to incorporate it to no avail), or you might need to set up separate LAN and WLAN networks (there's probably a guide around here somewhere).
Last edited by tomilius; 05-05-2005 at 10:07.