Dec 20, 2010
Testing the 3-node eero pro setup with GRC's ShieldsUP!! Norton VPN turned off: of 1056 ports pinged, 73 closed ports responded; the remainder were non-responsive (stealth). I recently visited GRC's ShieldsUp site to test my shields. I setup one computer up as a DMZ, placing it outside the protection of the Linksys, and turned off both ZoneAlarm Pro and BlackIce Defender, and then tested my shields and probed my ports at the site. I have run shields up and get the following result for the gateway computer: All ports stealthed except the following which are closed 113 1029 1047 (NEOD1, Sun's Neo Object request broker) Computer 1 in lan: All stealthed, except the following which are closed 113 1029 1047 Computer 2 in GRC Port Authority Report created on UTC: 2017-01-09 at 12:30:20 Results from scan of ports: 0-1055 0 Ports Open 1 Ports Closed 1055 Ports Stealth ----- 1056 Ports Tested NO PORTS were found to be OPEN. The port found to be CLOSED was: 135 Other than what is listed above, all ports are STEALTH.
Unfamiliar "Shields Up!" Firewall Test Results
The best way to determine if your computer's (or router's) firewall is working and optimized is to effectively try to penetrate it. Browser-based utility ShieldsUP! tests your firewall for port 443 / HTTPS open - how do I stealth it? - grc.shieldsup When I try shields up from behind an older model Cisco PIX 506 firewall everything shows stealth. The rules in both firewalls are the same. Roy On Thu, 1 Oct 2009 08:52:14 -0700, Roy Di Bias wrote: > When I run ShieldsUp from behind a Cisco ASA5505 firewall, the commo Steve Gibson (computer programmer) - Wikipedia
How to test your home network for a Telnet vulnerability
nodehead » Tip of the Day: Shields Up! » Freelance If you get lost on grc.com and need to find your way back to Shields Up!, you'll find it in the Services menu in the main navigation bar. Don't let the late-90s look of the site put you off, Shield Up! is still a very useful utility and has been updated continuously over the years. GRC Shields Up! reports TCP port 0&1 closed, others Oct 01, 2013 BI-OpenVPN questions | IP Cam Talk Feb 25, 2019