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Re: ghostly mail ports
From: Brian Bruns <bruns () 2mbit com>
Date: Thu, 09 Jan 2003 21:30:18 -0500
At 12:45 AM 1/8/03 -0000, joe wrote:
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.
Port 25 is SMTP, and port 110 is POP3. Are you running Exchange server, or have IIS installed? IIS has basic mail services. Also, do you have Norton Antivirus? Earily versions of NAV E-Mail protection install a SMTP/POP proxy which might be what that is. Brian -------------------------------- Brian Bruns Founder, The Summit Open Source Development Group Open Solutions For A Closed World / Anti-Spam Resources http://www.2mbit.com ICQ: 8077511 No spam tolerated. By sending an e-mail to this account, your server may be subjected to an open relay/open proxy test as part of our ongoing efforts to reduce spam.
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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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- RE: ghostly mail ports Security Newsletters-TM (Jan 10)
- Re: ghostly mail ports joe (Jan 10)
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