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User Ping Problem

By Sprocket ·
I have a problem with a user. Having caused problems on the network I clamped down his security on the network, but some how he has blocked me from being about to ping him. I know his IP address, but it doesnt show up on any of our logs and if I use ping it fails.
Any advice on how he did this or how i can get around it.
I need to prove more before I can go to senior bosses.

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by matherg In reply to User Ping Problem

Sounds like he blocked you by creating an IPsec filter polcy. This link should give you all you need in order to figure out what your problem user did, and enough insight on how you can stop him from playing in the future. http://www.petri.co.il/block_ping_traffic_with_ipsec.htm

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by exNN In reply to User Ping Problem

he must have blocked all icmp traffic, it can be done with a local firewall. I suggest you should take away all non-job related privileges from the user on local computer.

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by BFilmFan In reply to User Ping Problem

If the system is XP, you can still get at it with the GPO MMC. Simply go that remote system and see what GPO's are on it. If you see an IPSEC policy blocking PING from your IP address, take a screen shot of the policy and then call your boss and report a security incident.

Frankly, his butt would leave skid marks on the sidewalk if it was me dealing with him...

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by Walkerxp92 In reply to User Ping Problem

If he is using xp than he probably has SP2 and has his firewall on not allowing exceptions. If you are on a domain enviroment than you can set the group policy to dissable that firewall or enable it an set some exceptions so he can't change it. Also you can do this on the local machine with gpedit if you are in an work group environment.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/deploy/depfwset/wfsp2wgp.mspx

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by Sprocket In reply to User Ping Problem

How do i set firewall settings in group policies, i havent seen it.

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