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DO it under the Services<br />
R click My computer and double on Manage<br />
Double on Services<br />
R click Telnet<br />
go to Propperties<br />
Set for Dissable<br />
Apply<br />
<br />
R click Telnet<br />
Stop<br />
<br />
Your done<br />
Ps this is on your server or servers<br />
Recomend you do to all servers<br />
PS stopping this servies should not affect WEB
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DO it under the Services
R click My computer and double on Manage
Double on Services
R click Telnet
go to Propperties
Set for Dissable
Apply

R click Telnet
Stop

Your done
Ps this is on your server or servers
Recomend you do to all servers
PS stopping this servies should not affect WEB

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My network uses &nbsp;a Netopia 4652 DSL router. &nbsp;I am not using any of the built in firewalls on it &nbsp;as it blocks my &nbsp;IIS servers from servicing even though I set them up in the &nbsp;NAT feature to allow &nbsp;traffic through. &nbsp;When I do a port scan from DSl Reports I am told that port 23 is open . I &nbsp;disabled &nbsp;the Telnet capability on the router but &nbsp;port 23 is still open . Does anyone have any idea as to how I close or block port 23 &nbsp;and &nbsp;still maintain web service ?
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My network uses  a Netopia 4652 DSL router.  I am not using any of the built in firewalls on it  as it blocks my  IIS servers from servicing even though I set them up in the  NAT feature to allow  traffic through.  When I do a port scan from DSl Reports I am told that port 23 is open . I  disabled  the Telnet capability on the router but  port 23 is still open . Does anyone have any idea as to how I close or block port 23  and  still maintain web service ?

How can I disable Telnet Port 23 on Netopia 4652  router running software v5.3.9R6 ?

Software firewalls, also known as host-based firewalls, provide a layer of software on one host that controls network traffic in and out of that single machine. Most operating systems now include firewall software, but many available software firewalls include central distribution, antivirus systems and disaster recovery.