When viewing the ports associated with inetinfo.exe (Windows 2000 Server with IIS 5.0
in a default configuration) using TCPView I see port 80 (TCP) , 443 (TCP), another TCP
strange and random port and one UDP port (3456)
Example in one machine:
TCP 80
TCP 443
TCP 1055
UDP 3456
Example in anot
lt CRLF ?
Again, this breaks HTTP RFC rules concerning HTTP server and HTTP client behavior...
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On Fri, Oct 17, 2003 at 01:
Since netcat is a widely used network tool, this may have been discussed already, but
since I wasn't able to found such discussion, here goes:
When using netcat (Windows and Linux versions) to connect to a web server, and
everytime ENTER is pressed in the command line, netcat only sends LF (0x0
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