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sandeep · 11-21-2003, 07:00 AM

I'm living in the dorms here at school, and one of the popular apps around is mp3 voyeur, which basically scans the internal network for shared files of a specified type.

One question that the using of this software has brought up with me, is what exactly is accessible from both within the network, and outside of it.

I'm running windows 2000 professional, which I have come to know and trust, but I really haven't used much of the networking tools, since I've never really been part of a big network.

Are there any tools, either within windows, or apps that I could install that would show me what parts of my computer would show up in a search like mp3 voyeur, or sharescan or something similar?

Also, scans of network security in general would be appriciated as well.

11-21-2003, 07:00 AM	#1 (permalink)
sandeep Insane	tools to check my own network security? I'm living in the dorms here at school, and one of the popular apps around is mp3 voyeur, which basically scans the internal network for shared files of a specified type. One question that the using of this software has brought up with me, is what exactly is accessible from both within the network, and outside of it. I'm running windows 2000 professional, which I have come to know and trust, but I really haven't used much of the networking tools, since I've never really been part of a big network. Are there any tools, either within windows, or apps that I could install that would show me what parts of my computer would show up in a search like mp3 voyeur, or sharescan or something similar? Also, scans of network security in general would be appriciated as well.