Windows XP: binding port 80 to an ethernet card
binding port 80 to an ethernet card
by rwp_17 - 8/26/09 1:00 PMi have 2 Ethernet cards. her is the config
desktop
eth0-router-modem-internet
eth1-router-self contained network
laptop
wireless-wireless router-router-modem-internet
eth1-router-self contained network
windows xp sp3
comodo internet security/windows defender
both computers are same in this respect
my main server specs
160gb hdd
no internet connection
384mb of ram
pentium 2 slot1 processor 266mhz
runs debian etch
now how do i tell windows not to use port 80 (or the internet ports at all) on eth1
At firewall level...
by treet007 - 8/26/09 7:42 PM In reply to: binding port 80 to an ethernet card by rwp_17I suggest checking your comodo internet security/windows defender software if it can block port 80 (and 443 while you're at it) at a particular network card. You really cannot bind any OSI layer 4-7 protocols to an ethernet card, only OSI layer 3, but you can block any OSI layer 4-8 protocol if your firewall has the capability.
OSI info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osi_layer
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