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You may want to attempt some confirmation of your own...for example, what does the output of 'netstat -a' look like, w/ regards to this scan you got (I still can't believe that folks are using these free online scans)? Did you hook up a sniffer in front of the firewall, and get a look at the traffic as it came across? Closing UDP ports is no different from closing TCP ports...all you do is find the program that is bound to each port (via 'lsof' or 'fuser', 'fport' on Win32) and disable the program...kill the process, remove the executable, remove the entry that automatically starts the program, etc.
