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dfc: running nmap with "--allports" could make the printer waste a lot of paper, so I won't do it. (FWIW, by pointing my browser to the jetdirect port, I was a
by cs702 14y ago
dfc: running nmap with "--allports" could make the printer waste a lot of paper, so I won't do it. (FWIW, by pointing my browser to the jetdirect port, I was able to control the timing of the http request with more precision and cancel printing immediately after the first page came out.)
PS. No, I was not trying to replicate what happened -- just trying to get a quick sense of how many ports are open. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
- dfc 14y agoDid you read what I posted? The man page excerpt that I included specifically mentions weird printer behavior. When you posted the nmap scan report I thought you were trying to replicate what had happened. Otherwise its not really news that print devices have a lot of ports open. In order to not waste paper you can just have one or two sheets in the tray...