Re: Strange Ports !!!

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make sure no firewalls are running on either machine.  The default
firewall on a redhat 7.2 box will cause the local ports being blocked by
the firewall as coming back open on the remote box.

--rat


On Mon, 2002-03-18 at 01:59, Jih=E8ne Krich=E8ne wrote:
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> Hi
> I have also the same problem, but with the ports 613, 612, 610. Each time=
,
> nmap shows me a different number.
> I don't know if nmap is really efficient.
> Because when I run it throw another PC in order to scan my own machine, I
> have another output.
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> Itried=20
>  lsof -i :613 | grep LISTEN
> but I didn't have any output.
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> If any one can help, I'll be greatfull
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> Best regards
>  --- "Robert A. Thompson" <ucs_rat@shsu.edu> a =E9crit : >=20
> > There are probably rpc.mountd, rpc.statd, rpc.quotad, and etc from the
> > nfs/portmapper packages.  Try running an lsof on the machine that is
> > listening to see what has the port open... Example:
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> > lsof -i :862 | grep LISTEN=20
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> > will show the process that has a port open and listening on your
> > machine.
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> > --robert
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> >=20
> > On Fri, 2002-03-15 at 07:58, Tiago Fioreze wrote:
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> > >=20
> > >        Hi !!!
> > >=20
> > >        I'am observing that my web server has some 'strange' ports. Th=
e
> > program=20
> > > nmap showed the following :
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> > >                       Port       State       Service
> > >                       22/tcp     open        ssh                    =20
> > >                       25/tcp     open        smtp                   =20
> > >                       80/tcp     open        http                   =20
> > >                       111/tcp    open        sunrpc                 =20
> > >                       443/tcp    open        https                  =20
> > >                  -->  862/tcp    open        unknown                =20
> > >                  -->  956/tcp    open        unknown                =20
> > >                  -->  957/tcp    open        unknown                =20
> > >                       2401/tcp   open        cvspserver             =20
> > >                       3306/tcp   open        mysql                  =20
> > >                       8080/tcp   open        http-proxy             =20
> > >                       32770/tcp  open        sometimes-rpc3   =20
> > >=20
> > >         I consulted in the web about these three strange ports, and t=
he
> > answer=20
> > > that I get was 'Unassigned'
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> > >         I would like to know what to make in a case of these, when
> > strange
> > > ports appear in the machines of my network ?
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> > >         Thanks a lot !
> > >=20
> > >         Tiago Fioreze
> > > =20
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