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BlitzenZeus
Burnt Out Cynic
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| reply to gwion
Re: BZ Kerio 2x Default Replacement Update
Thanks Gwion, and your not the only one who was blocking 135 
That feature tries to do two things, but the fact is, your rules can do a much better job, while controlling access to your shares in windows leaves you more secure overall.
I never saw the need for the addition of the tab at all, and it can possibly even make you more vulnerable now.
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gwion
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| reply to BlitzenZeus
Sure. Because it's provided for in the rules. That just automates by wizard the blocking of 137, 138, 139, etc. and makes it easy to add LAN allows in the private trust range. It could be used with the rules, too, as redundency, but it would be -less-, rather than more comprehensive, since the custom rules block 135, too, which wasn't considered imnportant by anybody (except me) until about two months ago when somebody actually did what I've been warning about for years, and exploited that wide open WinRPC endpoint map port... 
It's a call... either use the preconfigured or make a rule. But if you use preconfigured, remember, you want to block the DCOM-RPC nonsense, that has no more business on the internet than NetBios traffic...
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