On Sun, 12 Dec 2004 01:17:11 +0800, Dexter Ang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> possibly nmap? www.insecure.org I think, but it should come with Mandrake.
Sorry I am a newbie. I've already tried NMAP and can only see the
following open ports because I've already disabled unused services:
TCP ports - 4 open ports
21 [ Ftp => File Transfer Protocol ]
22 [ Ssh => Remote Login Protocol ]
80 [ Http => World Wide Web, HTTP ]
443 [ HttpS => Secure HTTP ]
What baffles me is why can't I see these services he just listed:
UDP ports - 23 open ports
39 [ RLP => Resource Location Protocol ]
42 [ Name => Name Server ]
43 [ whois ]
53 [ DNS => Domain Name Server ]
67 [ bootps => Bootstrap Protocol Server ]
68 [ bootpc => Bootstrap Protocol Client ]
69 [ TFTP => Trivial File Transfer Protocol ]
88 [ Kerberos 5 ]
111 [ RPC => SUN Remote Procedure Call ]
123 [ NTP => Network Time Protocol ]
143 [ imap => Internet Message Access Protocol ]
161 [ SNMP => Simple Network Management Protocol ]
162 [ SNMP trap ]
514 [ syslog ]
517 [ talk ]
520 [ router => Router routed RIPv.1, RIPv.2 ]
749 [ Kerberos Administration ]
1167 [ phone => Conference calling ]
1433 [ ms-sql-s => Microsoft SQL Server ]
1434 [ ms-sql-m => Microsoft SQL Monitor ]
1512 [ wins => Microsoft Windows Internet Name Service ]
1900 [ ssdp => Simple Service Discovery Protocol ]
2049 [ nfsd => Network File System daemon ]
> To close those ports, disable the services that are running that use
> those ports.
Where can I actually trace these services. I've tried Mandrake's local
tool and ntsysv and was able to put down several of the services
mentioned in NMAP but I can find the 23 services he just listed. Thank
you.
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