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Re: ghostly mail ports
From: "Don Voss" <voss () albany edu>
Date: Thu, 09 Jan 2003 21:51:22 -0500
Hello Joe, I am not a expert either .. I would say you have IIS installed with SMTP services enabled on that box. Have a look under control plane|add remove programs | add remove windows components | IIS regards, /don On 8 Jan 2003 at 0:45, joe wrote:
Hi, im new to security and this is my first post, so be gentle :) I have a fairly good understanding of the tcp/ip model and i think i understand what ports are for! but i cant understand that on my box, i have the 2 default mail ports (25 and 110) open. Its a windows 2000 box, service pack three. Im pretty sure im not running a mail server of any description.
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- ghostly mail ports joe (Jan 09)
- Re: ghostly mail ports Brian Bruns (Jan 10)
- Re: ghostly mail ports KEvin (Jan 10)
- RE: ghostly mail ports David Gillett (Jan 10)
- RE: ghostly mail ports Brian Bruns (Jan 10)
- Re: ghostly mail ports Florian Hobelsberger / BlueScreen (Jan 10)
- Re: ghostly mail ports adam (Jan 11)
- Re: ghostly mail ports John Jasen (Jan 11)
- Re: ghostly mail ports Don Voss (Jan 11)
- Re: ghostly mail ports GSimmonds (Jan 14)
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