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Stop running Rs servers haha i bet you fail at it anyway lmao
tks lol
kool! i got 1 question. i run a private game server on my computer so i have port: 43594 open. there seems to be some nullers now and then trying to flood my server. soo my question is once i find out there ip address how would i ban them form sending any packets to my server as well as connecting to my server. these hackers that try to flood my server send a new connection every second! so how do i make it so some ipaddress can not connect to my server but others can?
lol yeah I figured it out awhile ago. I should have posted it but I am sure my comment and your answear will help others.
You’re either using Vista or Windows 7 and you need to run the command prompt as the Administrator even if you are logged in as an Admin.
Go to: Start > All Programs > Accessories > (scroll down to Command Prompt) right click and select “Run as Administrator”
Now try it.
Thank you so much, what a great video!
Learned a new tool today!
what does it mean when it says “the requested operation requires elevation”
@Lightiel1 hahahaahha I AM A PC!!!! buy a pc
HOW DO YOU DO THIS FOR MAC?
Excellent! Thank you!
thank you very much
@slinkyboi321 run CMD in admin mode and it will work. right click CMD and click on run as admin. This is a feature from vista and probably windows 7 also.
@SovietWrath run CMD in admin mode and it will work. right click CMD and click on run as admin.
great!!!!!!!!!nice video
Nice tutorial, simply but usefull
thx
What does he mean at 4:10 when he says run “utility”? I have tons of stuff when I run netstat and would like to stop all this traffic that runs while my browser sits idle. Thanks.
Pretty cool, more ways to find; and perhaps a faster way to see once u close out your apps what’s still remaining.
great tutorial, thank you!!
I’ve been running Linux for the past few years. Funny how I don’t have to worry about spyware and endless reinstalls anymore.
This process requires an escalation?
u didnt show how to delete these items or ips
u have 19 names or items on netsta -b is this normal or should i be worried a lot of ip addresses
my laptop says
The requested operation requires elevation.
when I type in netstat -b
what does this mean.
if is windows vista you go on all programs acessessories ,command prompt right-click an run as admistrator!!
top vid nice work ;@)
Very good and informative post. Thank you very much. I look forward to more posts in the future.