[FairOpinion]

"In other words we need to make sure port 4444 is blocked inbound AND outbound. "


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Thanks for posting this. I did it just as soon as I read your post.

[Luke Skyfreeper]

"In other words we need to make sure port 4444 is blocked inbound AND outbound. "

How do you do this?

[Hot Tabasco]

"In other words we need to make sure port 4444 is blocked inbound AND outbound. "

Me too, I pulled out my computer and looked at the back. Saw a lot of holes and not certain which ones were the 4444 I plugged them all with kleenex. That should pretty much take care of it don't you think?

[Lloyd227]

"In other words we need to make sure port 4444 is blocked inbound AND outbound."

I'm just sitting here trying to figure out how to do this. Have 5 pcs behind a LInkSys router and figured there must be a simple way to do this at the rounter to block port 4444 there.

If so, it's not obvious. I can forward ports and trigger ports, but how in the heck does one block a port at the router?

All help appreciated as I'm (obviously) not sharp enough at this to be running a home network.