On 08/24/2017 11:48 AM, Tom Eastep wrote: > > As far as I am aware, neither UDP port 1370 nor TCP port 1328 have > anything to do with Postfix. Port 1370 is us-gv (Unix Shell to > GlobalView) while 1328 is echoserver (and also used by malware). I > suggest that you use netstat to try to determine the process that is > using these ports: > > On SERVER1 > > netstat -unap | fgrep 1370 > > On SERVER2 > > netstat -tnap | fgrep 1328 > > You may have to repeat each command multiple times to catch a process > that is bound to the specific port. >
Actually, those are backwards. You want:
On SERVER1
netstat -tnap | fgrep 1328
On SERVER2
netstat -unap | fgrep 1360
-Tom
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