I would argue that opening RPC through a firewall is never the right answer. 
Vpns, point to points, or some other secure solution is the right answer.  But 
a suspect we are all getting ahead of ourselves..... We should wait and find 
out the actual scenario that needs to be addressed.

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On Dec 22, 2009, at 6:20 PM, Kevin Stone <kst...@inetlabs.net 
(mailto:kst...@inetlabs.net)> wrote:


When you say remote computer I&#39;m assuming you must traverse a firewall to 
reach it.


My Windows is a bit rusty but that should be RPC traffic and on port 135. 


This is a pretty well known attack point so be very careful about opening this. 
 

-kevin

On Dec 22, 2009, at 6:10 PM, "Bill Tkach" <btk...@parksville.ca 
(mailto:btk...@parksville.ca)> wrote:




OK, what ports do I need open in order to check NT Process(es) on a remote 
computer? 

I know the answers going to be obvious, once you tell me… 

  

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