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Ok,
After I am done using/testing vpn connections etc I would like to stop and
disable the
"remote access connection manager" service and the "telephony" service just
in case any
vunerabilities are inside those services
Unfortunately the "remote access connection manager" refused to stop, hehe
Requiring a boooooorring.... verrrrrrrrryyyy boring reboot bleh.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely (More info?)
Hello,
Thanks for your post.
My understanding on this issue is that you found that the VPN connection
will use the "remote access connection manager" service and the "telephony"
service so that you want to stop and disable the "remote access connection
manager" service and the "telephony" service in order to reduce the
security risks in those services.
Based on my research, the "remote access connection manager" service
(Rasman) won't shutdown if "Network Connections" Service (netman) is
running. Stopping Netman and then stopping Rasman allowed Rasman to remain
stopped for the RIPREP process. However, we don't recommend you to perform
the above operation because if you stop Netman service will also stop
"Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing" service and will bring more
security risks. You can open "remote access connection manager" service to
view the dependencies service on Dependencies tab.
You can also choose to disable the "remote access connection manager"
service and restart the computer to stop this service.
According to KB 329441, Telephony, Remote Access Connection Manager, and
Remote Access Auto Connection Manager services are related to the remote
access or dial-up networking connection. They should be running when you
use a VPN connection:
Therefore, it is not necessary to disable "remote access connection
manager" service and the "telephony" service when the VPN connection is
establish. I understand you want to prevent any vulnerabilities, I strongly
recommend you frequently go to Window Update website and install the latest
update packs on your computer to protect it from danger. You can download
the Windows XP SP2 from the link below:
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