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Can you please help in finding the high risk ports that are to be blocked for the printer server.

Server is on a Hyper V platform. OS : Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard

Sarthak
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    You're going the wrong way about it. You shouldn't be blacklisting "known dangerous" ports; you should be whitelisting the few ports that you need. In other words, block everything that you do not specifically need. – Jenny D Feb 09 '17 at 08:32
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    Pricisely. Block all, open only what is needed. And not just for a print server. Use that approach for everything. – Hennes Feb 09 '17 at 17:59

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Run the built in Security Configuration Wizard (scw.exe) on the server. Select/Deselect the appropriate items (roles, features, options, services, etc.), and let the SCW "harden" the server for you. Note that the actions taken by the SCW (based on your selections) are completely reversible.

joeqwerty
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