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Disable Network Discovery Protocol

The reason why the network discovery function can automatically find the "shadow" of other network devices in the local area network is that the Windows Server 2008 system installs and enables the network discovery protocol Link-Layer Topology Discovery Responder by default. If there is no support of this communication protocol, then even if our computer is already online, other Windows Server 2008 system hosts in the local area network will not actively discover their own computers. In that way, your own computer will not be easily coveted by others. Under the Windows Server 2008 system environment, the use of Network Discovery Protocol is prohibited, and you can follow these steps:

First, log in to the Windows Server 2008 system as a super administrator, open the "start" menu of the system, click the "Settings" / "Network connection" command, and open the network connection list window of the corresponding system.

Secondly, find the target local connection that keeps the connection to the local area network, and click the local connection icon with the right mouse button, click the Properties command from the pop-up shortcut menu, and open the property setting window for the target local connection, as shown in figure 1

Check whether the Link-Layer Topology Discovery Responder communication protocol option is selected. If it is found that it has been selected, we should uncheck it in time, and uncheck the link layer topology discovery mapper Imax O driver function option. * Click "OK" button to save the above setting operation. In this way, your own computer system will not be automatically searched by the network discovery function of other computers.

Turn off network discovery

In the same work subnet, the network discovery feature enabled by default on the Windows Server 2008 system can quickly search other hosts in the local area network, so that illegal users may secretly access all kinds of shared private information without security. In order to prevent our own Windows Server 2008 server hosts from being illegally rejected and coveted by others, we can temporarily turn off the network discovery feature of the system, so that the network discovery features of other hosts cannot automatically find their own Windows Server 2008 server hosts, and the important data information stored in the host system is secure. Let's turn off the network discovery feature of the Windows Server 2008 system:

First, log in to the Windows Server 2008 system as a system privilege, and click start / Settings / Control Panel. In the pop-up system control panel window, double-click the network and sharing center icon to open the corresponding system network and sharing center management window.

Secondly, find the sharing and Discovery setting item in this window, and expand the Network Discovery setting area below this setting item, as shown in figure 2

Here, we can clearly see the enabled state of the network discovery function, if we see that the function is enabled, we can select the "close network discovery" option, and then click the "apply" button to save the setting operation, so that the network discovery function of other hosts in the LAN will not be able to find their own Windows Server 2008 system, and the security of the server system will be guaranteed.

Skillfully make the system invisible

We know that if we simply turn off the network discovery function of the Windows Server 2008 system, although others will not find themselves, we will not be able to find other hosts in the LAN, so we will not be able to access the shared resources in the LAN from the local Windows Server 2008 system. So how can we have the best of both worlds, not only prevent other users from discovering themselves actively, but also enable them to smoothly access the shared resources in the local area network through the network discovery function? In fact, it is very simple. On the premise of enabling the network discovery feature of the Windows Server 2008 system, we can follow the following steps to keep our computer system in a stealth state. Here are the specific setup steps:

First, log in to the Windows Server 2008 system as a super privilege account, click the "start" / "Program" / "Accessories" option, right-click the "Command prompt" item from the drop-down menu, and execute the "run as Administrator" command in the shortcut menu to change the working state of the system to the MS-DOS command line.

Secondly, at the DOS command line prompt, enter the string command "regedit". After clicking the enter key, open the corresponding system registry editing window. Expand the KEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServiceslanmanserverparameters registry subkey in the display area on the left side of the editing window, manually create a double-byte key called "hidden" under the target registry subkey, then set the double-byte key to "1", and then press the F5 function key to refresh the system registry, so that the local Windows Server 2008 system will automatically be invisible in the future. It can not be found in the network discovery function of other computers.

Of course, before performing the above operation, we can first check whether the local Windows Server 2008 system is in a stealthy state; when doing this, we can execute the string command "net config server" at the DOS command line prompt, and from the pop-up result interface shown in figure 3, we can know the stealth state of the corresponding server system at the moment.

Change the network location of the system

If we do not hang our Windows Server 2008 system on the local area network for a long time, then no matter what function other hosts in the local area network use, they will not be able to find their own Windows Server 2008 system hosts. In order to disconnect their hosts from the LAN network, many people rashly use the method of plugging and unplugging network cables, but when they plug and unplug network cables frequently, it is easy to damage the network connection interface; in fact, we can skillfully control the local connection icon to achieve the purpose of quickly changing the network location of the system host. Here are the specific implementation methods:

First, on the Windows Server 2008 system desktop, click the start / Settings / Network connection command, and in the pop-up list window of the corresponding system network connection, find the local connection icon that is directly connected to the local area network.

Secondly, click the target local connection icon with the right mouse button, and drag the mouse to the Windows Server 2008 system desktop. After releasing the right mouse button, a right-click menu will appear on the system screen, and then execute the "create a shortcut in the current location" command in the corresponding menu, so that a shortcut to the local connection icon will appear on the Windows Server 2008 system desktop.

In the future, without surfing the Internet, we just need to click the target local connection shortcut on the system desktop with the right mouse button and execute the "disable" command from the shortcut menu shown in figure 4. In this way, the network location of the Windows Server 2008 system will be changed, and no one can find the local Windows Server 2008 system through the network. If we want the Windows Server 2008 system to reconnect to the LAN, we can execute the enable command on the shortcut menu.

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