Blocking Ports

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Hello folks.

I am setting up a new web server with W Server 2003 Web Edition.

I remember a few years ago I did this and I was able to block all
ports except 80.

But I forget how to do it.

Does anyone know how to block ports?

Thanks in advance

Bob Sweeney

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