RE: oka...let's try something else ...

[Emil <emil () needguide com>]

Additional information.

You can actually change the default port number on your server. For example your website will be 8080 instead of port 
80. Your browser client need to specify that you will connect to your website server using 8080, e.g. 
http://www.yourID.info:8080. You may apply this approach to other services that run on your system. 

The advantage of using default port number, of course, your visitor know it. As we use again the website example, your 
visitor simply type the URL http://www.yourID.info without the port number.

To make the story short, you can assign any port number for your telnet, ssh, www, and other services in your system. 
The client needed to know this information for them to connect. 

Hope this help.

Emil.

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On Fri, 04 January 2002, "Guillot, Don" wrote:

> The information that nmap gives concerning ports are derived from a local
> services file or remote file that is designated as a service lookup file.
> It looks like the admin of the scanned decided to use port 6666 instead of
> the more common port 6667 ssh root kit.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: arendashu ph [mailto:arendashu () yahoo com]
> Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 5:45 AM
> To: nmap-dev () insecure org
> Subject: oka...let's try something else ...
>
>
> hi,,
>
> first of all i want to thank to all of those who
> replayed....
>
> and ....
> i have scaned other peoples servers..i mean hacked
> servers by them...all the rootkits they use r using a
> vulnerable ssh ..i and have an exploit for that ssh...
> that's why nmap it's so important because i can find
> their open ports ..especialy their rootkit port...
> ..and now is my big problem...
>
> when i scaned someone's ip..and it turned out about 5
> ports opened ..oka..but i know that he hacked that
> server so...i knew that one of those ports is his ssh
> port
> and when i started to check all those open ports ..
> with : telnet ip port 
> of course nmap it also tolds u what every open port is
> doing for example :  port 22 ssh 
> oka...
> but one of those 5 open ports they don't mentioned
> about open ssh port..all that nmap said to me is one
> port 6666 is used by ircserv
> and when i tried : telnet ip 6666...
> it told me that it is his rootkit ssh port !!!!
> that maked me very confuse...
>
> can i do that on my server ?
>
>                regards.. 
>
>
>
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