Is it possible to block Port 135 with Windows Firewall?


  1. Thelps
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    Is it possible to block Port 135 with Windows Firewall?


    The Remote Procedure Call Service in Windows runs on Port 135.

    By default this port is reported as 'Open' when I portscan the system in question.

    Is there a way to block this port, despite the fact it supports the Remote Procedure Call essential service? It would be especially helpful if someone knows how to secure this port using the built-in Windows Firewall.

    Muchos gracias.
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  3. Caledon Ken
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    Found this.

    [Solved] How to close port 135? Open port 135 despite being behind


    You likely already found the same article. Also lists an article to 135 usage.
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