scanned how?  There are different ways to scan, but the basic
"sequential ports, fast" (does anybody still do this?) shows up big time
in the logs and sets off lights and alarms in almost (?) every intrusion
detection system there is.

Now, a slow, irregular, half-sync scan...

Jim

Thom Larner wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> As a relative newcomer to the security field, but with a reasonable amount
> of experience in sys admin roles, I am now responsible for the network
> security of the (small) company I work for.  One of the things I would like
> to do is determine if (when) our web server, which hosts our applications,
> is being port scanned.  How do I go about this?  Are there (free or cheap)
> tools that will help you do this?  We run both Solaris and W2K Server boxes,
> and I would like to check both.
> 
> Now I just have to determine what, if anything, to do if (when) we are being
> scanned...
> 
> Thanks in advance for your help.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Thom.
> 
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