Hi,
Do you have any kind of firewall or proxy between your box and the servers?
It seems something is catching the port 25 and 110 packets.
Try telnetting from your server to any IP on that port and see what happens.
This is not a JFFNMS problem.
Javier
rolltidega wrote:
All my devices, whether they are Windows based or switches and routers, are showing TCP ports 25 and 110 as open when I know they are not on most of the devices. Is this a bug or how can I fix this issue? Thanks....
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