Yo;
Once again, another question to be applied on my Mandrake 9.2 server
box,
which you're probably starting to become friends with. I leave KDE System
Guard open at times on my SuSE box monitoring the Mandrake server remotely.
I've noticed that a TCP connection opens occasionally, connected to from
hosts all around the world (China, UK, u-name-it) to a "netbios-ssn" socket.
What's happening here? What's netbios-ssn? All I'm running is a website for
a local buisness at the moment... I can't imagine why peeps from China and
the UK would want to access this server... are these crackers? Do I have a
clue what I'm talking about?
Thanx,
ES
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