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I think I've heard of this before but never actually used it. It is interesting because it misses the ports I have that are wide open, maybe it doesn't scan all
by sidewndr46 6y ago
I think I've heard of this before but never actually used it. It is interesting because it misses the ports I have that are wide open, maybe it doesn't scan all ports. Also, I run some IP block whitelists for ports under 1024. So they must be scanning from outside the regions I allow traffic on those ports from.
- wnevets 6y agoService Ports is the first 1056, you can also fill in specific ports you want to check.
- bmn__ 6y agoNo, there are much more than that. See file {/usr}/etc/services or http://www.iana.org/assignments/service-names-port-numbers/ http://www.iana.org/assignments/service-names-port-numbers/
- wnevets 6y agoWhat I meant was the Service Ports buttons on ShieldsUP! was the first 1056. "Determine the status of your system's first 1056 ports" That is the headline for that page.