Aahh! tcp. Of course. I'm still curious to find out more about what they
are. I'll experiment.
Thanks
John Emmerling wrote:
A TCP listener is a process that accepts socket connection requests and
forks off dedicated sockets to complete the connections and allow
communication to proceed. You can't have TCP/IP without one or more. The
presence of listeners, by itself, has no bearing on how secure the computer
is.
On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 3:17 PM, Jordan <jor17...@gmail.com> wrote:
My Mac has the one that ends with 631. There are 9 others. All beginning
with tcp4 or tcp6.
I haven't found anywhere that talks about this stuff yet.
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