Derek Jennings wrote:
On Thursday 18 November 2004 23:47, Eric Scott wrote:
Yo;
Me and my MDK 9.2 server are back... but it's not a tuffy on this string.
This evening I noticed a connection from the internet to port 32768 on my
server. What's this port used for? Can this be a security threat? I
tried google, but all I found was something about some trojan peeps think
they have running on that port :-S.
Thanx,
SigmaChi
For there to be a connection on port 32768, something on your computer has to
be listening on that port. The command
netstat -taup
will list connections, the processes attached to them, and the name of the
remote process.
derek
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Hi,
You may also want to try lsof -i :portno to find out what is using the port
You can download and install it from
http://freshmeat.net/projects/lsof/
(install: untar, ./Configure linux , make etc.)
You get results as below:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] lsof_4.73_src]# ./lsof -i :32768
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME
xinetd 3086 root 5u IPv4 6640 TCP localhost:32768 (LISTEN)
famd 4276 adil 0u IPv4 6640 TCP localhost:32768 (LISTEN)
famd 4276 adil 1u IPv4 6640 TCP localhost:32768 (LISTEN)
famd 4276 adil 2u IPv4 6640 TCP localhost:32768 (LISTEN)
Regards,
Adil Hindistan
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