Hide system processes monitoring to remote computers under XP

[punisit@gmail.com]

I know there are lots of programs to monitor processes in remote
computers, but:
Is there any way for me to hide this processes in my local computer to
remote monitors so they cannot see which applications I am using?
Thanks in advance

 

[Anteaus]

1. Disable the Remote Registry service

2. Disable the Administrative Shares.

http://www.petri.co.il/disable_administrative_shares.htm

(Latter only applies to Pro versions)

"punisit@gmail.com" wrote:

> Is there any way for me to hide this processes in my local computer to
> remote monitors so they cannot see which applications I am using?

 

[punisit@gmail.com]

On 8 nov, 10:00, Anteaus <Ante...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> 1. Disable the Remote Registry service
>
> 2. Disable the Administrative Shares.
>
> http://www.petri.co.il/disable_administrative_shares.htm
>
> (Latter only applies to Pro versions)
>
> "puni...@gmail.com" wrote:
> > Is there any way for me to hide this processes in my local computer to
> > remote monitors so they cannot see which applications I am using?

mmmm fine, already did the shares thing, but didn´t know about Remote
Registry service...so stopping or disabling it may block remote
monitoring? (it´s Windows XP Pro in Active Directory, but I have
administrative permissions) For what I´ve read, it will only block
access to my Windows Registry, doesn´t seem to be related to block
remote monitoring of active processes or running applications.
Thanks in advance!

 

[Anteaus]

As a domainmember, the Administrator is your God. <pause for effect as eyes
glow> Kneel before him, or you will feel the blast of his Zat'nik'tel.

Seriously, if a computer is a domain-member you must accept that it is no
longer an independent entity.

"punisit@gmail.com" wrote:

> mmmm fine, already did the shares thing, but didn4t know about Remote
> Registry service...so stopping or disabling it may block remote
> monitoring? (it4s Windows XP Pro in Active Directory, but I have
> administrative permissions) For what I4ve read, it will only block
> access to my Windows Registry, doesn4t seem to be related to block
> remote monitoring of active processes or running applications.
> Thanks in advance!
>
>